I'm Hungry

"I Am Hungry" is a performed installation by Ece Batur that explores emotional trauma within patriarchal structures. Drawing from feminist literature and a childhood memory, the work features 24 terracotta rice pudding bowls shaped with organic forms that echo vulvas. These vessels symbolize the endurance of trauma, care, and shame. Placed on a weathered wooden table with worn cloths, the piece reflects cultural expectations, body politics, and the quiet resilience found in domestic spaces. Rooted in Turkish tradition, it becomes a gesture of survival and unspeakable inheritance.