Cantik Manis Zine by Rahel Stephanie
Cantik Manis is a contemporary food zine written by Indonesian chef, Rahel Stephanie.
Named after a beloved Indonesian sweet that translates directly to “pretty and sweet”, the zine moves through memory and recipe in equal measure, reflecting on sweetness as a narrative of beauty, gender, and the politics of perception.
Playful, flirtatious, and full of intention, what begins as a tribute to a childhood favourite opens into a wider meditation on visibility and voice. Traversing across nostalgia to exoticisation, food is positioned as a subject to articulating the complexity of being-in-between cultures, and contexts.
Format: 170 pages, 12 x 12 cm, softcover
Publisher: Tiny Studio (Indonesia)
Language: English
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Cantik Manis Zine by Rahel Stephanie
Cantik Manis Zine by Rahel Stephanie
Cantik Manis is a contemporary food zine written by Indonesian chef, Rahel Stephanie.
Named after a beloved Indonesian sweet that translates directly to “pretty and sweet”, the zine moves through memory and recipe in equal measure, reflecting on sweetness as a narrative of beauty, gender, and the politics of perception.
Playful, flirtatious, and full of intention, what begins as a tribute to a childhood favourite opens into a wider meditation on visibility and voice. Traversing across nostalgia to exoticisation, food is positioned as a subject to articulating the complexity of being-in-between cultures, and contexts.
Format: 170 pages, 12 x 12 cm, softcover
Publisher: Tiny Studio (Indonesia)
Language: English
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Cantik Manis is a contemporary food zine written by Indonesian chef, Rahel Stephanie.
Named after a beloved Indonesian sweet that translates directly to “pretty and sweet”, the zine moves through memory and recipe in equal measure, reflecting on sweetness as a narrative of beauty, gender, and the politics of perception.
Playful, flirtatious, and full of intention, what begins as a tribute to a childhood favourite opens into a wider meditation on visibility and voice. Traversing across nostalgia to exoticisation, food is positioned as a subject to articulating the complexity of being-in-between cultures, and contexts.
Format: 170 pages, 12 x 12 cm, softcover
Publisher: Tiny Studio (Indonesia)
Language: English
