SILENT HUNGER: The Feeding — Saturday: Hunger and The Feast

At some point, hunger stops being about food and starts being about control. What would happen if you didn’t immediately negotiate with it?
Silent Hunger is an experimental workshop exploring what happens when you stop managing your own nourishment for a moment, through the simple act of feeding and allowing yourself to be fed.
Over the course of a weekend, we place our appetite into a shared space and take time to experience waiting, craving, control, shame, satisfaction and fulfillment. You are invited to inquire about your hunger, to feed and be fed, to witness and be witnessed wanting, refuse what is offered, or not, to discover what sits behind your wanting when nourishment isn’t entirely managed in advance.
Silent Hunger: The Feeding doesn’t promise resolution or fairness. You may be met. You may not be. Nourishment may be delayed, redirected, or withheld. You may receive what you asked for, something else, or nothing at all.
Program:
Saturday: Hunger
individual and collective feeding protocols
(workshop 10–18, including a 2hs lunch break; exact timing may vary slightly)
Saturday evening: The Feast
play space (20-24)
Please note that meals are not included. You are invited to make your own arrangements during breaks.
Small food items may be used during workshop exercises. Please mention any medically relevant allergies you may have when purchasing the ticket.
For accessibility reasons, please avoid wearing perfume or strongly scented products during the workshop.
We aim to hold a trauma-aware and consent-based space where consent and choice are fundamental values. All exercises are invitations, and you are always free to choose your level of participation.
This is a sober space.
This workshop assumes some prior familiarity with sex-positive or kink-informed spaces and consent-based group work.