I won’t Tell is an interactive installation comprised of a box on the wall with a peephole and red post-its. Through the peephole viewers find the question: “What do you eat when no one is watching? “and are invited to use a red post-it to answer it and post on the wall.

          The idea is to bring up the conversation about food, our relationship with it and with society. For a lot of people, especially the ones with with eating disorders, eating hidden is a release from external pressure and the eternal judgment of others over our own bodies. It often becomes compulsive, secretive behaviour and a cause for shame and guilt. With this work I would like to create empathy, connection, and representativeness.