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To explore how VR can serve as a sensory archive for disappearing cultural food practices, focusing on the rituals, sounds, and communal experiences of dining.
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The experience effectively evoked nostalgia and highlighted the role of cultural memory in food identity.
However, the project functioned more as a preservationist archive than a speculative intervention, making it less aligned with the intended exploration of future food scarcity and its emotional impact.
These insights led to a shift in focus—from archiving food culture to speculating on the evolving relationship between food, memory, and survival, ultimately shaping the next iterations of the project.