Fanny Brodar Dig In For Sale

Edition

Edition of 50

Fanny Brodar's "Dig In" (2022) transforms the humble dinner plate into a canvas for celebration, inviting viewers to embrace life's pleasures with uninhibited enthusiasm. The phrase itself operates on multiple registers—a cheerful command to enjoy a meal, an encouragement to fully immerse oneself in experience, and a playful nod to the object's intended function. This linguistic duality is central to Brodar's practice, where words become both visual elements and conceptual anchors. Rendered on a 10.5-inch porcelain plate, the work showcases Brodar's signature aesthetic: bold typography dancing across the surface in her characteristic vibrant palette. The text commands attention while the medium grounds the piece in domesticity and ritual. There's an irreverence here that feels distinctly contemporary, yet the craftsmanship—made in the USA and presented in a collector presentation box—elevates the object beyond mere kitsch into the realm of collectible art. Emotionally, "Dig In" radiates warmth and permission. In a culture often fraught with complicated relationships to food, pleasure, and indulgence, Brodar offers a simple directive that feels almost radical in its directness. The work embodies the everyday joy that permeates her practice, transforming a functional object into a daily affirmation. This piece sits comfortably within Brodar's broader exploration of food, language, and lived experience, bringing her gallery work into intimate domestic spaces where art and life converge over shared meals. It represents an accessible entry point into her colorful universe while maintaining the conceptual depth collectors appreciate. "Dig In" is available for acquisition through Guy Hepner gallery in New York.