Tuna Gimbap (Maki) (2016). 21 X 21 cm. Pen and colored pencils.
As the American writer Michael Pollan said, “You are what you eat.” Basically it is important to eat good food in order to be healthy and fit; moreover, we need to seriously think about what food means to us and why we eat it. Unlike in the past when people were in a hurry to survive, people crave more diverse and high-quality food now, as well as longing for the direct check on the production process. In this regard, Gimbap (Maki) with various ingredients is a great food for the holistic approach on the “food chains”: nature, environment (health), and the ecosystem.
