
Category: Recipes
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Natural Networks Psylocibe Mushrooms Recipes
Exposition name: Natural Networks Psylocibe Mushrooms Recipes
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PSYCHOTROPICAL COCKTAILS (PHARMAKON)
Exposition name: PHARMAKON: PSYCHOTROPICAL COCKTAILS
Location: Nina Menocal Gallery, Arafura’s Garden, IMSS Restaurant.
In collaboration with: Chef Ramses Manek
Date: 2021 – 2022
Description: The Psychotropical Cocktails project unfolded across several key venues in Mexico City throughout 2021, merging artistic experimentation with botanical rituals. At Arafura’s Garden in July, as part of a curatorial residency program, preparations began with cocktails and foods infused with psychotropical plants grown onsite. Later, in November, the project took form within the exhibition Nuevo Verdor at Nina Menocal Gallery, featuring signature drinks such as Cuba Libre (lulo and coca leaf with rum and soda), Blue Hummingbird – Huitzilopochtli (tequila with psilocybin mushrooms from San Isidro), and No Fear (pericón and mezcal with damiana and orange juice). Earlier in April, in collaboration with chef Ramses Manek, the experience also extended to a one-night event at IMSS Restaurant, where a curated menu of entheogenic recipes and psychotropical cocktails further explored the intersection of taste, plants, and expanded states of perception.
Cocktails Menu:
– Cuba libre: Lulo and coca leafs with Rum and soda.
– Blue hummingbird Huitzilopochtli: Tequila and Psilocibe Mushrooms, San isidro .
– No fear: Pericón and mezcal with damiana and orange juice. -
PSYCHOTROPICAL DINNER BAR (PHARMAKON)
Exposition name: PHARMAKON: PSYCHOTROPICAL DINNER BAR
Location: Gallery on top of Bacal
In collaboration with: Chef Giusseppe Lacorazza
Date: Nov 2021
Description: The residency happened at the gallery on top of Bacal, a restaurant where I was able to work in collaboration with the bar and kitchen. Having the psychotropic beverages cocktails at the menu of the bar during two months. And collaborating with Giuseppe Lacorraza, with whom we shared the design of the menu and preparation of 5 times dinner as a proper sense experience. The main purpose of this events is to make them as rituals, this dinner is special because we were aware of the use of the ingredients, all organics and many taken straight from the garden and recipes we prepared, but also for the plates, we used that were many of them glass sculptures, giving to the dinner a ritualistic and both celebratory spirit.
Menu:
– Pericon, yauhtli with cempasuche soup.
– Pumpkin flowers quesadillas
– Sierra in maguey leaves with hoja santa with melissa and smashed Malanga
– Green salad with aromatic herbs, spirulina aztec alga, oregano orejon, amaranth, sage, verdolagas and lettuce, and season flowers, maravillas and mastuerzo.
– San Isidro Mushrooms mousse with passion fruit sauce and mascarpone ice cream. -
CANTIERE Residency
Exposition name: CANTIERE Residency
Date: Oct – Nov 2021
Description: Solo show of PHARMAKON a social exhibition space, i a selection of previous works made during the last years, including an aphotecary with herbal tinctures, dyed fabrics with plants, glass pieces, ceramics, herbaries, and plastic lits.MENU:
SAN ISIDRO MOUSSE
With psylocibin mushrooms (recipe in page 2)BHANG
Ganja milkshakeJAMAICAN BHANG
Ganja milkshake with Jamaica flowerMALVADA
Malva, Lemongrass, and ginHEART OF THE WORLD
Lulo and old rumMARTINI RUDA
Vodka tincture with Ruda and vermothGREEN FAIRY
Estafiate and Ruda tincture in mezcalYAUHTLI
Tagetes lucida with tequila and orangeBLUE HUMMINGBIRD Huitzilopochtli
Tequila and psilocibe mushrooms, San isidroFADUA
Chicha, fermented corn and pericón.DAMIANA
Damiana with mezcalVAMPIRE
Vodka, beetroot,and gingerXTABAY
Chaya wáter with xtabentun liquor and honey -
Comun Herbal Pot
Exposition name: Comun Herbal Pot
Location: Pereira Museum, Colombia
Collaborations: Vivian Abenshushan, Hugo Tangarife and Oriana Cardona.
Date: Abr 2022
Description: We invited the assistants in a collective participatory action to cook together, to dye the fabrics with different kind of plants and vegetables. As a group production we shared, and cook the fabrics with the plants and enjoyed the smell and inhaled the vapors. The result was installed in the communal museum as an recovery space, where the smells of plants and fruits, took us in to our deepest emotions and memories.
Related external articles:
– Museo de Arte de Pereira, Colombia:
https://museu.ms/museum/details/16876/museo-de-arte-de-pereira
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