Eat me
2011 | Paper, mirror, Light | Dimension 67 x 80cm
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In the past in Japan, the term 'Christmas cake' was used to allude to unmarried women. Females over 25 years old were seen as a leftover cake after 25th December. Inspired by the Japanese Christmas cake, which typically has 'well-shaped' strawberries on top, this work embodies female issues such as marriage, sexual objectification, and stereotypical imageries.
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