"Food Factory" is based on the exaggerated performance of eating and excretion in our daily life as the basic narrative basis. The video tells an absurd story with surrealistic characteristics and is completed by frame-by-frame shooting. The work caused us to reexamine and think about the basic elements of survival. Zhang Moying, female, graduated from Shanghai Academy of Visual Arts in 2015.
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