This is a 6x6” oil painting on a gallery thick, 1.5” birch wood panel, installed in a 7x7x2" (18x18x5 cm) baltic ash float frame. Seen from above through the gaze of a ravenous girl who did not feel like cooking, the scene features an array of snacks pilfered from various corners of the kitchen that will constitute her dinner for the evening, likely involving additional helpings to fend off starvation.

A signature look of my work is how the painting wraps around the edges of the panel by a 1/2”, the remaining depth was left the blonde birch wood. The entire piece, painted edges included, is coated in a satin varnish.

On the back:

• The frame has a sawtooth picture hanger installed on the back, making the piece immediately ready to hang, or the painting can free stand on a shelf or display.
• The painting's original palette paper that was used to paint the scene is glued to the back of the panel, serving as an added memento to the artwork.
• The back, inner edge of the painting panel is signed and dated.

The painting comes with a signed and dated certificate of authenticity.

The photo referenced for this painting was curated and captured by the artist, Hannah Kilby.

**Please note: This painting is on display at the Artist Project from March 26th-29th, 2026, if you purchase the painting during this time, it will be marked as sold at the show and remain on display for the duration of the exhibition. Please, expect shipping / pick-up / delivery arrangements to be organized by April 3rd 2026 via email.