Eat/Go is an investigation of the intimate relationship between reading and daily human rituals. We spend a staggering
amount of time in our lives eating and traveling from one place to another. During this ritual activity we often engage in
reading, despite reading being a very private activity. I have produced a series of objects that make a statement on our
way of life.

The first object is a book sleeve to disguise the book we are actually reading. Often with a glance, people judge others
by the kind of book they read. By having an official jacket of a reputable book cover, We can read whatever we fancy
and feel secured at all times.

The second object is a book sleeve to conceal the title of books we read. This is tailored for commuters who feel
uncomfortable having to share the contents of the book they are reading with others. Once the title is concealed, the text
block becomes anonymous.

The third object is a plate with conversational topics mapped on it. This dish is suitable for diners who have trouble
holding a polite conversation with guests.