"Never Satisfied"

This grotesquely mesmerizing portrait is a searing metaphor for modern gluttony — of food, of power, privilege, and obscene wealth. Painted in the style of 19th-century realism with contemporary edge, Never Full captures a moment of uneasy indulgence: the wet lips, the bloated flesh, the half-lidded stare that suggests satisfaction without peace. It’s a modern-day vanitas, confronting the viewer with the moral cost of consumption.