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Digital on Aluminum
20×30
I tried to create a piece that is a raw and unflinching commentary on eating disorders, body shame, and the culture of impossible beauty standards.
I tried to make it convey the personal devastation of disordered eating, but also to the way the world sometimes sits at the table with us: whispering, taunting, judging. It’s a reminder of how insidious and loud those messages can be, and how deeply they fracture self-worth.
If you have ever felt this way: You are beautiful. You not alone. There is hope.
Digital on Aluminum
20×30
I tried to create a piece that is a raw and unflinching commentary on eating disorders, body shame, and the culture of impossible beauty standards.
I tried to make it convey the personal devastation of disordered eating, but also to the way the world sometimes sits at the table with us: whispering, taunting, judging. It’s a reminder of how insidious and loud those messages can be, and how deeply they fracture self-worth.
If you have ever felt this way: You are beautiful. You not alone. There is hope.