Dispensa #15

Dispensa #15

For this fifteenth issue of Dispensa we wanted to focus on the concreteness of a gaze capable of healing the future. The stories in the pages you are about to browse will be an inspiration for those who want to follow our motto: terra figlia!

Terra figlia is born from the need for an ecological revolution of thought and action.
The earth is no longer, or not only, considered as a "mother" now exhausted of every resource, but it is to be considered as a daughter: it needs our care and attention, we are the ones who must bring it into the future, with respect and protection, with a view to development and promoting innovation.
 
Terra figlia means being adults, male and female, responsible for the Planet we inhabit, ensuring its survival and improving its quality, protecting the community to which we belong, leaving a territory and a society better than those we found. When we talk about the climate crisis, when we ask that the economy and food production be sustainable for the improvement of living conditions, respecting the environment and society, when we worry about future generations, when we fight for the recovery of ethics, we are already protagonists of the revolution we want.
 
Terra figlia is a feminine approach to the world that favors feeling over thinking, protects and inspires, shares and pacifies, reproduces and cares, expresses generosity and participation, mental and manual creativity. The feminine as an attitude, takes into account basic human needs such as justice, respect, fair exchanges, acts with a sense of responsibility towards others and towards future generations. Cyclicality as an attitude.

About Dispensa:

Dispensa is a biannual independent bookazine created in 2013 by Martina Liverani. Dispensa is the first independent Italian bookazine that narrates the world of food through stories of people and stories of food. It is printed on paper made from food waste and contains no advertising: just original texts and professional photographs. It is a magazine to be collected.

Language: Italian Only