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Antonetta Santagata©,
since 2016

Category Archives: Minimalism

There is a quiet confidence in simplicity


Today, in 33°C heat, I walked 45 minutes to a little place called Tina in the Gables. Not because I was looking for something elaborate, but because I was hoping for something honest. A perfectly fried egg with a warm arepa. Sweet oranges, simply dressed with olive oil, salt, pepper […]

🌾 Breaking bread with gratitude: reflections on World Food Day & World Bread Day


There is something deeply grounding about bread. A loaf begins with the simplest ingredients: flour, water, salt, and time. Yet it holds centuries of human history, tradition, and care. Bread nourishes us not only through what it gives our bodies, but also through what it represents: patience, community, and the […]