In a surprising incident at the Louvre Museum in Paris, two climate activists took an unconventional approach to draw attention to the urgent need for a sustainable food system. On Sunday, these activists hurled soup at the protective glass surrounding the iconic Mona Lisa painting, while advocating for a healthier and more sustainable approach to food production.
In a video shared on social media, the two women, with 'FOOD RIPOSTE' emblazoned on their t-shirts, were seen breaching security barriers and launching soup at the glass protecting Leonardo da Vinci's masterpiece. 'What's the most important thing?' they shouted. 'Art or the right to a healthy and sustainable food?'
