Crash Course on creativity--One loaf of bread
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The document summarizes the goals and members of the "Innovative Team VALUE FOR ONE LOAF OF BREAD". The team aims to raise awareness about how even one loaf of bread can positively impact society, culture, and the environment in various ways. It discusses how one loaf could save lives in Somalia, reduce food waste, promote love and relationships, symbolize religion, and be artistically designed and displayed in bakeries. The team hopes to change perspectives on eating and wasting bread through innovative exhibitions and designs.
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- 4. Saving the life of 20 children in Somalia or East Africa for 1 day and continue to survive. 1/ 22000000 of total bread wasted in 1 developed countries [Austria], not yet counting the others, 1 loaf of bread bring an innovative mindset to change how people eat and waste now !!!
- 5. 1/600 of the Guinness World Record [World largest toast portrait].
- 6. In Asian context, bread and love are always linked, that means, 1 loaf of bread means love of 1 pair of soul mates, e.g. there is a film “Love & Bread” in Korea, 1 loaf of bread will bring more love to the world.
- 7. The bread has a sense of religiosity and culture so they take are of little babies, as a symbol of the Child Jesus and the Christian faith. The name of this bread is: WAWA
- 8. In this case the bread takes the form of a horse, this depends on the baker and what they want to convey.
- 9. Aircraft carrier Submarine Space Shuttle Office Building Whale small models that can be exposed at a front display in a bakery to attract customers to buy bread, the idea is to attract consumers to see the exposition and at the same time to awake their interest to buy bread.