Bread & Bones

Bread & Bones moves between body and earth, nourishment and decay. It traces the gestures of women’s hands: kneading dough, mending bones, grinding grain, where care and ritual meet. Bread is shaped for offerings, celebrations, and rites of passage, while bones are burned, buried and adorned on the body. Both mark thresholds between the sacred and the everyday. Bones are broken in gestures of good luck and fortune, as bread is broken in sharing and quiet sanctity. Discovering these hidden intersections, what first appears as a strange combination, reveals an ancient intimacy between sustenance and structure, touch and transformation.