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The windswept coast, the star swept sky, the tides that toss our hearts

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Raupach, Anna

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'Inheritance' by Anna Madeleine explores elements of our current food culture that are in danger of becoming extinct because of climate change, and considers what will remain for generations to come. Part of 'Absolutely Famished', a creative exploration of future food curated by Dr Renee Beale, underpinned by scientific research imagining the 22nd century marketplace. This collection of works includes a series of cuttlefish bones collected on the wilderness coast of New South Wales and Victoria. While referencing the general decline of ocean life due to rising water temperatures, it also alludes the increase of cuttlefish and jellyfish as a more sustainable food choice.

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Inheritance

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2099-12-31