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Go Slow by Droog with Marije Vogelzang, sloom.org (Rianne Makkink and Herman Verkerk) and Hansje van Halem
New York volunteers prepare the meal slowly but attentively at the Go Slow Cafe by Droog with Marije Vogelzang, sloom.org (Rianne Makkink and Herman Verkerk) and Hansje van Halem
Go Slow Cafe by Droog with Marije Vogelzang, sloom.org (Rianne Makkink and Herman Verkerk) and Hansje van Halem
Go Slow Cafe by Droog with Marije Vogelzang, sloom.org (Rianne Makkink and Herman Verkerk) and Hansje van Halem
New York volunteers prepare the meal slowly but attentively at the Go Slow Cafe
The Crown Prince Willem-Alexander and Princess Máxima have a slow meal with curator Renny Ramakers and designer Marije Vogelzang at the Go Slow Cafe.
House 8A
Bloomingdale / Bloemendaal
Go Slow: Droog with Marije Vogelzang, sloom.org (Rianne Makkink and Herman Verkerk) and Hansje van Halem
The project reacts to an accelerated society, where people consume at a pace that doesn’t allow for the appreciation of details and processes. In Go Slow café, the menus are embroidered. Seniors prepare food with attention and serve it slowly. Tea bags are sewn on the spot. The menu visualizes the transport of food. Food with ingredients from distant places are served in tiny portions, food from the local garden is served in generous portions.
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