Bread in Common

masters degree

Bread is an intercultural link between almost all nationalities. In its symbol, it refers to the same needs. The need to satisfy hunger and spiritual longing – dreams of a better life. Even in a culturally and religiously homogeneous country like Poland, the symbolism and tradition inscribed in bread

in other cultures, turns out to be identical and seems to a bond beyond divisions.

The words "chleb wspólnie" formed from baked bread dough and paper letters on a pale grey table
Open spread of the publication showing a ramadan pidesi recipe beside a photo of the bread, with a wooden spatula and brush alongside
tools - the set consists of 11 elements with which anyone can bake bread at home. Every element is versatile and can be used in the kitchen in different situations. The design is a result of analysis of methods of baking bread from around the world.
Flat lay of the bread-baking tool set: glass bowls, measures, wooden scrapers, a rolling pin and brushes on pale grey
publication contains description of the multiculturalism in Poland, description of the ingredients that are necessary for baking bread, recipes inspired by the nationalities described in the publication. It presents tools – an integral part of the project.
Open page of the publication with a paper-collage illustration of bread shapes, a wooden pen resting on topTwo publication shots stacked: the wooden rolling pin beside a text page, and the bánh mì recipe spread
cover
Cover page of the publication with "chleb wspólnie" dough lettering and the author line Julia KędzierskaIntroduction page: dough letters spelling "chleb wspólnie" above a Polish paragraph about bread as an intercultural symbol
Infographic spread of the publication with charts and collage illustrations describing bread cultures
Open spread with the naan recipe beside a photo of naan bread on linen
Stack of printed publications with the dough-lettering cover, next to a wooden spatula, brush and honey dipper