The project
Food Sex & Art is a publication and a small shop. It’s interviews and essays from inside a working studio, plus a tightly edited collection of objects made on demand and shipped worldwide.
It exists because three things (food, sex, and art) run through almost every meaningful human moment. Mainstream channels know this, and they use it to keep us scrolling. The work here pushes the other direction: to remind, to encourage, to share, and occasionally to make something you’d want to put on a wall or wear out the door.
The voice
Casual when it wants to be. Serious when it needs to be. Always coming from a real person, not a brand persona.
If a piece reads as a rant, that’s because it was one. If a piece is restrained, that’s because it earned restraint. Either way, expect the author to show up on the page.
The founder
I’m a designer of about 18 years. I started this site because mainstream media’s bargain, your attention for their pockets, felt increasingly bad. I wanted somewhere to publish what I actually find beautiful, infuriating, or worth a second look, and somewhere to release the small physical objects I’d otherwise keep on a hard drive.
Things you’ll find me drawn to: hyperrealist sculpture, AI image generation, Vera Cruz forest light, gingerbread house explosions, my mother’s stories about telegrams, photography from people I’ve never heard of yet.
Find the daily noise on Instagram or write directly via the contact form.
Last updated: January 1, 2026