Spirit Cooking: Art as Metaphor - Tina Ridlon - Bog

In Spirit Cooking, Tina provides her personal musings on the change of perspective, on fireflies, on scars, on ceremonies and on rituals. Contemplations on interconnectedness of human and nature. The urge to dive deep into the roots of mother earth but at the same time the want to remain rootless. Because life is movement. The book provides a concatenation of events that reflects the author's perception of life as a whole.
Her observations are keys to present issues of wars and conflicts. The strength of numbers. Vandalism of sacred ruins. Significance of Roots of one's origin. A harmony in the amalgamation of opposites. Lost innocence. Lost children.
The author observes Marina Abramovi¿ through several performances. As an observer of the time that is passed now. She tries to find the answers to these individual and social emotions in the art performances of Abramovi¿.