Vision

ArtEats is where every sensory-rich activity could build skills in ways textbooks never could. We're creating a world where disabilities aren't barriers, but bridges - Where schools don't just accommodate, but innovate; Where we measure success not by limitations overcome, but by potential unlocked. 

Value

We believe in the immense therapeutic and expressive power of art education as a catalyst for change.

We believe in the boundless potential of every child.

Why food?

Food and art have always had a synergy: either when we engage with art or food, there are feelings evoked from engaging with them.

Just as art can evoke powerful emotions, so too can the aroma, presentation, and flavor of a well-prepared dish.

“Food is my parallel passion. As a giant foodie and gourmet hunter, with an extensive experience in art, I see it as a universal and sensory language that can integrate art with life and an effective creative medium to communicate emotions to people with all abilities.”

—Founder

Both food and art offer outlets for creativity and self-expression. Whether it’s through the intricate plating of a dish or the brushstrokes of a painting, artists and chefs alike use their craft to communicate ideas, emotions, and experiences. The act of creating and sharing food or art can be deeply personal and cathartic, allowing individuals to express themselves in ways that words alone cannot capture.

Disability is an inherent part of human experience

Part of the normal diversity of the human community

ArtEats is for Everyone

While the initial conception stemmed from facilitating children facing developmental challenges, the multisensory and expressive nature of food as an artistic medium holds universal appeal. The principles and activities presented in ArtEats can be appreciated and explored by anyone, regardless of age or background, who wishes to integrate art into their daily experiences. 

We hope this program led learners to see food design as an artistic expression that can inspire a diverse public: find meaningful values and enjoy life in a tiny bite and kitchen corner.

Hope you enjoy it.
Have fun.