Benjamin Lorr

Shopping for groceries can be an act of resistance against a homogenized food culture.

The grocery store is a microcosm of the world, reflecting both the beauty and the absurdity of human life.

Behind every product is a network of labor, a chain of human effort that is rarely acknowledged.

The grocery store is a theater of the absurd, where the mundane meets the fantastic.

Behind every price tag is a narrative of labor and sacrifice.

The choices we make in the grocery store reflect our values and priorities.

Sustainability in food production is not just a trend; it’s a necessity for future generations.

The journey from farm to table is a complex web of connections and unseen labor.

Every item on the shelf has a story, a journey that reflects our values and choices.

The price of food is not just a number; it carries the weight of choices made by countless individuals.