Project description

A cultural and spiritual journey through the language of food in the Old and New Testament.
From ancient scriptures and forgotten rituals to contemporary reflections, Food, Faith & Culture explores how nourishment has shaped human civilization — not only as a means of survival, but as a language of faith, community, and transformation.

Through archaeology, art, botany, and oral tradition, this project follows the threads of history to uncover how food has mirrored humanity’s evolution — its desires, its fears, its search for meaning.
It is an invitation to rediscover the sacred in what sustains us, and to reflect on the responsibility that every meal still carries today.