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Summoning the concept of environmental sculpture rooted in Restoration (Jorge Menna Barreto, 2016), this presentation will sow some considerations about the powers of hunger and eating in the Anthropocene by a conceptual-practical slip that ignites new possibilities regarding the work on the problems of food consumption and food production, which concentrate on themselves a series of questions that feed the Anthropocene itself.
Questioning how hunger moves individuation, the presentation will present an understanding of hunger where it is considered less as a physiological problem of the human - both as an individual body and as a species - but more as an ontological incubator, in a way that eating itself operates as an act of cosmopolitical resistance and as an ontocreative practice that has the power to shift ontologies and modes of existence.