BREAD is universally present
and loved around the world,
even rice and corn-based cultures have rice and corn breads; it consumed by people of all economic statuses, ages, genders, ethnicity, religions, educational backgrounds, etc. Therefore, bread is a universal experience and a universal language to unite and educate. Even more, bread making is a form of art and love, as it is made to be shared with others. So, here we share our bread inspirations.
- Bread Therapy Is Real and You Should Try It
- Friendship Bread
- Vatican Bread
- The Wheatfield Project in Lower Manhattan, by Agnes Denes
- Flatbread Society art project
- Bread Sculptures
- Bread as Social Sculpture – University Thesis by Eva Bakkeslett
- World Map of Breads
- Peace Bread after the Berlin Wall
- The aroma of freshly baked bread makes us kinder:
- The aroma of home is the aroma of hot bread: In the US, real estate agents often pray the houses they sell with bread-aroma sprays in order to make the clients feel at home. After all, as a German saying says, “you can buy a house, but you cannot buy a home” – it takes love, dedication and sharing (of hot bread)!
- Our Daily Bread photo gallery by Steve McCurry:
- The amazing art of bread baking in Tadjikistan (on the “Rooftop of the World”, the high Pamir Mountaints, evolves a Bread House program):
- Transylvanian Bread Making
- “Bread as Life” Booklet made by artist Eva Bakkeslett for the Bread Houses Network –
- Breaking Bread for Peace: Conflict Kitchen and Cultural Food Diplomacy
- The word companion
Everyone is welcome to participate, just send your bread inspirations to sofia@bread.bg.
