Skype conversation with Damiano Razzoli from Reggio Emilia about Food4Thought, my contribution to motiroti's Multiwalks app. A walk through Lower Marsh in Waterloo. Each walk pursues a distinctive path: here, it is the role the arts can play in supporting the future of a London 'High Street' in new and innovative ways. Nestled behind Waterloo Station, Lower Marsh is a thoroughfare that boasts a vibrant array of independent shops, galleries, cafes and restaurants in refreshing contrast to the increasingly prevalent chain stores. What sets this street apart? How has it evolved? And who makes its unique magic happen? Find out as I reveal the local dynamic and zoom in on the people, places and stories that create the moreish flavour – with a distinctly foodie emphasis - of this eclectic London walkway. And, as you walk, you can download a collection of recipes offered by the locals to try out at home

This informal conversation traces the making of the app and why food is important to me as an artist and a person.

More on Food4Thought at www.alizaidiarts.com/food4thought-multiwalks and www.multiwalks.com

Describing Food4Thought

in conversation with andrew, owner of a local florist/pet shop in south norwood, and his carpenter friend who has decided to learn how to make boats... they talk of what happiness means to them.