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A series of sculptures made from bread dough and salt, with baking paper, highlighting the absurdity of food overproduction used even as fuel.
Daniel Grams, based in Dresden, navigates the intersection of food, industrial production, and sensory experience through his art. His multidisciplinary approach spans sculpture, video, drawing, and electroacoustic music, reflecting a deep engagement with the cultural and material aspects of consumption.
A series of sculptures made from bread dough and salt, with baking paper, highlighting the absurdity of food overproduction used even as fuel.
Daniel Grams, based in Dresden, navigates the intersection of food, industrial production, and sensory experience through his art. His multidisciplinary approach spans sculpture, video, drawing, and electroacoustic music, reflecting a deep engagement with the cultural and material aspects of consumption.
