“I JUST ATE “

This Piece is named “I Just Ate” dives into the surreal aftermath of consumption not of food, but of experience, emotion, and ego. The figure stands suspended in a psychedelic haze. In this hallucinatory landscape, appetite becomes identity. “I Just Ate” invites the viewer to question not only what they take in but what, in turn, begins to take shape within them. A cosmic reflection of what happens when the mind feasts on too much reality but it’s never enough. Addictions feeds the moment, not the soul. Off the brain, chasing comforts in chaos.