Afters: The Bittersweet Residue

Dessert imagery becomes a surface for darker narratives about appetite, comfort and destruction. Drawing from Delft ceramics, Chinoiserie and Willow pattern porcelain, the series places scenes of crisis, surveillance, conflict and collapse inside decorative tableware, turning objects of indulgence into quiet records of disorder.

Half-eaten tiramisu on a porcelain plate

Blue porcelain linework with figures in a boat

Tiramisu close-up

Strawberry cheesecake on Willow-pattern porcelain

Summer fruit pie with hidden narrative details

Blue sketch of a jellyfish with long flowing tentacles on textured paper

Cherry Jelly close-up

Blue sketch of a woman floating in water surrounded by floral and organic forms on textured paper

Sponge cake surrounded by blue porcelain scenes

Porcelain-style scene beside broken dessert

Death scene from Puccini's La Bohème

Strawberry dessert with hidden porcelain scenes

Collapsed dessert slice on a porcelain plate

Karpatka cake on Willow-pattern porcelain

Croissant bun

Porcelain linework process with reference material

References with final image

Partly eaten dessert on a porcelain plate

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