Anagha Anand

The project explores the material and cultural entanglements between two seemingly discrete energy systems: nuclear power and food production. In Leftover Feast, the final stage of resource processing for thermal control and nourishment, i.e. the disposal of leftovers, is taken as a starting point for a conversation about current standards and future repercussions of interdependent practices sustaining key metabolic processes in human societies. 5 guests with their knowledge and opinions about nuclear energy battle it out while consuming the different courses prepared for them by the team.

I was tasked to create the video that would be exhibited alongside the installation. I worked closely with the makers of the project to bring their vision to life, cutting together the different camera angles to bring together a final cohesive installation video. Installation project by:
Valéria Kršiaková
Darja Lukjanenko
Mike Ma
Mikuláš Procházka