Daily Craving.

In this series, I explore the subtle, absurd bond between modern identity and mass consumption. Food in my work ceases to be mere nourishment; it becomes a monument to our daily habits. From frozen produce and mass-produced condiments to sports drinks, these objects cling to us unnoticed—shaping our routines while providing instant, artificial comfort. I personally design and style every set, capturing each piece on a medium format Fujifilm GFX 100. This meticulous physical process allows me to translate sculptural arrangements into hyper-clean Pop Art compositions. Through ultra-high-definition detail and vibrant color schemes, I turn mundane consumer items into contemporary still lifes—inviting you to smile at the playful absurdity while questioning how commercialized rituals dictate our everyday happiness.