At first glance, it is familiar: the glossy surface of a chips bag, the crinkle of packaging that signals something disposable and fleeting. Yet this work interrupts that expectation. Treated as design and sculptural object, the bag becomes more than a container for flavor — it becomes a vessel of meaning.
Through surface, texture, and form, the bag is elevated into artifact. Its graphics and presence ask us to pause before throwing it away, to reconsider how quickly we consume not only food but images, trends, and culture itself. The chips bag becomes a mirror of consumption — bright, immediate, and yet suddenly permanent.
What was meant to be waste is transformed into statement. Not just packaging, but an object that questions value, temporality, and the thin line between design, commodity, and art.