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FEASTING ON ART
The New Indian Express
|May 30, 2024
THE legion of food has finally invaded Planet Earth, conquering and subjugating the human species since the dawn of the 21st century.
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We were a race that ate just enough to live. Not anymore. Today, food seduces us from every corner. Take a look at our social media feeds.
There's food everywhere. Even the most shabby, run-down eateries that wouldn't tempt us even on the hungriest of days, are added to our go-to bucket list for the weekend, thanks to a random video of the same that we stumbled upon in the midst of our online browsing.
With so much food running amok, wouldn't it be wonderful if a wee bit of art could be added as a garnish? Wouldn't it be an enriching experience to feed your mind along with your stomach? Art cafés cater to this very concept. There's art on the walls and food on the table a perfect combination indeed.
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