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Food has become an obsession in our culture, with diets now seen as part of our identity and changing appearance to fit trends. Overwhelming choices and artificial needs have been created around food, taking it away from just sustaining life. Producing and consuming food causes suffering for some and ecological damage. Meanwhile, cheap imported food is taken for granted despite global hunger, and food has become big business and a game disconnected from reality where some overeat and some face hunger. The artwork reflects on these issues and was inspired by the waste from a single market in one day.
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