A collective edible intervention conceived to inaugurate Manifesta 15 in Barcelona. Through the transformation of a banner into a shared act of consumption, the project reinterpreted monumentality, memory and urban identity as processes that can be dismantled, reimagined and collectively rebuilt. Developed for the opening ceremony at Les Tres Xemeneies, the proposal responded to the biennial’s call for an ecosocial transition. The site — marked by three monumental industrial chimneys — became both context and narrative structure. The intervention sought to reclaim the symbolic weight of the space while opening it to new perspectives shaped by community and participation.

The number three structured the entire intervention, echoing the three chimneys and the three central themes of the biennial: Recover, Reimagine and Revitalize. These ideas were embodied in three ingredients presented on three sculptural totems, establishing a spatial dialogue between architecture, narrative and food.

The project culminated in the dismantling and consumption of the edible banner. Through this shared ritual, the audience activated the space and marked the beginning of the biennial — not with a static monument, but with a gesture of transformation.