playte
jPlayte are a gastro-architect duo who use local food as a tool for collective healing. Their work is rooted in community—creating site-specific experiences that explore the intersection between art, architecture, and the politics of food.

Founded by Niyanta Sharma, an artist and architectural designer with Indian heritage, and Wesley Hauler-Winterford, a nutritionist and cook with Māori heritage. Together, Playte explores the joy of gastronomy














NO! NO! NO! 
2024
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"Our food installation for NO! NO! NO! @eastmint

Meaning NO! (Uranium) NO! (Weapons) NO! (waste), this event honoured Aunty Sue and Big Boss Fire Tour in their constant resistance to the destruction of country.

Australia has the most concentrated supermarket sector in the world, which has led to bargaining power that promotes the damage and exploitation of land. As major supermarkets further monopolies, it is important to not let go of food sovereignty. Eating well doesn’t have to come at the cost of country nor your back pocket. Support sustainable agriculture, support local food systems, support sharing.

We foraged Warragul green for falafels and severed them with pickled market veg and flat bread!

NO! (coles) NO! (Woolworths) NO! (bad meals) !!!!!!!!"
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