Queer Culinary Zine Series Spillll Uses Decentralized Design for Feminist Dialogue
Spillll is a publication series created by a queer East and Southeast Asian collective exploring food as a medium for political discourse. Founded by Panita, Hyeda, Mika, and Nandal, the zine examines themes of feminism, gender, and identity through recipes and personal narratives. Each issue is produced using a collaborative design approach where members work across time zones with digital tools and hands-on workshops involving food materials. The series challenges traditional views of domestic activities like cooking, presenting them as significant cultural practices. Issues are printed via Risograph and available through online platforms.
Key facts
- Spillll is a queer culinary zine series focusing on feminist and queer topics
- Founded by four co-founders: Panita, Hyeda, Mika, and Nandal
- Uses decentralized design model with collaborative digital tools across time zones
- Issues include recipes, historical insights, and discussions on gender and identity
- Printed using Risograph technique with materials explored through food-based workshops
Entities
Artists
- Panita
- Hyeda
- Mika
- Nandal
Institutions
- Spillll collective
Locations
- Japan
- South Korea
- Thailand