Ground Floor
06:00 PM - 07:00 PM
In this performance, Pinak Banik presents hunger as a structural condition embedded in the social, material, and cultural practices, a biopolitical regulation, particularly around body, sustenance, and survival. Everyday acts of nourishment carry histories and knowledge that are often invisible. In an attempt to liberate the invisible from the burden of expectations of visibility, this is a session of storytelling on ‘loud silences’ about vernacular food practices of Bengal and the synesthetic effect of an outdated camera manual.