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Aquije Zegarra, Gabriela: Quarantined Sobremesa. In: Schröder, J.; Sommariva, E.; Sposito, S. (Eds.): Creative Food Cycles - Book 1, 2020. S. 291-299. DOI: https://doi.org/10.15488/10134

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This paper looks into the challenge of adapting a Sobremesa (familiar eating ritual from Latin American culture) into a digital platform. Along the design process, Quarantined Sobremesa [QS], weaves the methodological approach of Speculative design and the interdisciplinary research of Food Systems. In the midst of the current COVID-19 pandemic, this digital mealtime provided an interactive platform for different actors and commensality backgrounds across the lockdown globe. Overall, this experience suggested how a meal could be a joyful and critical medium to allocate our everyday eating habits in the bioregional food systems. Consequently, the narrative of this text will articulate a theoretical research review, qualitative data and participant observant notes from [QS], as well as news and journalist information.
License of this version: CC BY 3.0 DE
Document Type: BookPart
Publishing status: publishedVersion
Issue Date: 2020
Appears in Collections:Creative Food Cycles

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1 image of flag of Germany Germany 114 26.82%
2 image of flag of United States United States 76 17.88%
3 image of flag of United Kingdom United Kingdom 42 9.88%
4 image of flag of Peru Peru 21 4.94%
5 image of flag of China China 17 4.00%
6 image of flag of Switzerland Switzerland 17 4.00%
7 image of flag of Italy Italy 15 3.53%
8 image of flag of Brazil Brazil 13 3.06%
9 image of flag of Spain Spain 12 2.82%
10 image of flag of India India 8 1.88%
    other countries 90 21.18%

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