Projects

Food for Thought Events Creating context & fostering connection Food for Thought is an exhibition by renowned photographer and filmmaker Kadir van Lohuizen, hosted at the National Maritime Museum in Amsterdam. This thought-provoking exhibition delves into the origins of our food, exploring the intricate systems and global connections that sustain our modern diet. Kadir’s work […]

WTFood: Interview with artist Bernat Cuni Barcelona native Bernat Cuni is one of the artists selected to work on a prototype during Hungry EcoCities’ first Open Call. Hungry EcoCities is an innovative initiative aimed at reimagining urban food systems through art, technology, and community engagement. By bringing together creative minds and experts, the project seeks

EatThis. Residencies At EatThis., we’re on a mission: feeding the world without harming the planet. And to make that happen, we know collaboration is key – not just within the food sector, but beyond it too. That’s why we actively engage with designers, thought leaders, medical professionals, influencers, economists, policymakers, and more. Together, we pool

Hungry Ecocities – European Experiment for innovation What is the role that digital technologies can play in growing healthy, sustainable food? This is the question that the first Open Call of Hungry EcoCities aims to answer. The call is directed towards artists who are capable of exploring digital questions using a combination of technology and art

urban greenhouse talks The Urban Greenhouse Talks is a five-episode podcast series organized by the Wageningen University & Research (WUR) and hosted by EatThis. This series explore the world of urban farming through the lens of the Urban Greenhouse Challenge #3, an international student competition organised by the WUR.  The competition took place in 2022

EatThis. Future Leaders Week For a resilient future of food, we need great future leaders. And now is the time to shape them! That’s why we organized the Future Leaders Week for talented, aspiring leaders from the companies that contribute to the EatThis network. Our 5-day leadership program took place from 4-8 July 2022, and

Eat This Meetups In collaboration with the World Horti Center, in 2020 we have hosted a series of online Meetups about horticulture and the future of healthy and sustainably grown food. During these online sessions visionary food sector players were matched to designers, philosophers, architects and other creatives to inspire, connect and look differently to

Eat This in a Box A mobile container-like fresh vegetables production unit that is transportable and can be moved around the globe. Eat This in a box is able to efficiently and sustainably grow tasty food without any connection to the electrical grid and show the benefits of horticultural production to the public at large