Radically Nourished
is a space for exploring food as nourishment, resistance, and belonging — driving the shift toward a healthier, more conscious, and more just world.
Rad·i·cally
Adverb
Etymology: Latin radic- or radix, meaning root.
Relating to or affecting the fundamental nature of something; in a thorough or fundamental way; completely.
In a way that supports or related to the belief that there should be great or extreme social or political change.
Nour·ish·ed
Verb; past tense/past participle
Etymology: French norir; Latin nutrire, meaning feed or cherish.
Provide with food or other substances necessary for growth, health, and good condition.
To cause (something) to develop or grow stronger.
Why Food?
Why Food?
Food systems connect individual and planetary health.
The way we nourish ourselves sets the foundation for how we feel—food can be our medicine or poison.
Food is a mirror of identity: when we share a meal, we share stories, traditions, and community.
Across cultures, food is gateway—an invitation to open our minds and discover new ways of living.
This project invites you to explore the role food plays in your life.
