Reinventing civilisation, reinventing food production
Welcome to the future of food At the beginning of the 21st century only electricity and running water were considered indispensable parts of housing. By mid-century, however, most homes were directly connected to food growing systems. Local and decentralised, they changed civilisation by the roots, bringing unprecedented social transformation. Protected from the elements and self-maintaining through the use of solar energy and symbiotic systems like aquaponics, these edible landscapes spoke of a responsible abundance. One were human individuals had a right to connect with their food sources and exert power and control over their nutrition. If a home was built, a local food source was built or expanded. via REGEN VILLAGES via REGEN VILLAGES via OVA STUDIO Uncomplicated to maintain and replicate, knowledge on how to procure these mini ecosystems was taught from infancy. Like a human photosynthesis, they were self-sustaining extensions of ours
