Feed Me functions as the 180 page culmination of my thesis project and final semester at the Maryland Institute College of Art. It is a collection of essays written with as much levity as possible about a dense subject: modern-day food culture. Dealing with topics ranging from wining and dining to the harmful impact the MSG debate has on immigrant communities, Feed Me truly has been a labor of love.
The book lived alongside hand-lettered ceramic plates and cups staged in a pseudo dinner table setting, encouraging guests of the gallery to sit down and reflect on the contents at a leisurely pace.
A selection of spreads from the book are arranged below, as well as the full digital version of the book.