Swallow

This series of prints explores how tableware shapes our perception of food. Featuring chopsticks with noodles, a fork with salad, a knife with steak, and a spoon with soup, the artwork highlights how the design and aesthetics of cutlery influence our psychological experience of eating. Drawing from geometric composition and classic decorative motifs, the series reinterprets everyday dining as a sensory experience shaped by design.100 limited edition copies • Snow White 300 gsm • P 072U + P 811U • Offset, silver foil embossing — Fabrik • 16 × 25 cm — 6.3 × 9.8 in

Hand holding a silver fork-shaped metal object over a red and blue marbled print

Silver fork-shaped object over a red, blue and white marbled pattern

Close-up of a silver fork-shaped object layered over blue and red marbled forms

Silver fork-shaped object over a blue and red marbled circular pattern

Silver fork-shaped object surrounded by blue marbled ovals on a red field

Four black-and-white marbled spherical forms floating on black

Close-up of black-and-white marbled organic forms against black

Black-and-white marbled sculptural form on a black background

Interwoven black-and-white striped tubular forms on black

Four dark fork-shaped objects arranged on a black background

Screen-printing a red, blue and silver graphic on a printing press

Red and blue printed sheets laid out on a printing press bed

Freshly printed red and blue sheet on a screen-printing press