Food

Three brief, dialogue-free animated sketches sequentially dissect the daily rituals of sustenance. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner unfold not as mundane scenes but as absurd, near-mechanical performances. Human figures with simplified features demonstrate an obsessive, almost ritualistic fixation on the act of consumption. Each segment, employing minimalist graphics and exaggerated physics, lays bare the comical yet unsettling core of our most basic relationship with food, transforming the ordinary into a spectacle of the grotesque.