This body of work analyzes behaviours and memories surrounding the food of my childhood. Focused around a life-size painting of my family’s fridge, each piece of produce and Tupperware represents something dear to my upbringing.

Accompanying the fridge are six smaller paintings that take a closer look at specific foods, all of which are present in the larger painting. From my adolescent hate against bok choy to my dad’s culinary skills, I explore these memories and how they shape me to this day.