Rosa Moxham’s ‘Water Salt Grain’ poem stems from the objectives of Narture’s project itself, namely ‘artists ‘doughing’ it for themselves’. Many artists and freelancers are trained in hospitality to earn their wages when instead they could be harnessing their skills and work on cultural projects, like the ones Narture is bringing to life. This would allow artists to be independent and earn their living from art, using their skills and creativity. To reflect this, Rosa’s poem touches upon the 3 ubiquitous ingredients that make up bread, or dough, a metaphor for ‘making a living’, and investigating their place and changing roles in the modern world.