Fanny Brodar Yum For Sale

Edition

Edition of 50

Fanny Brodar's "Yum" (2022) translates her signature painterly exuberance into an unexpected yet perfectly suited medium: the porcelain dinner plate. At 10.5 inches in diameter, this functional art object transforms an everyday household item into a celebration of simple pleasures, embodying the artist's ongoing exploration of joy found in the mundane. The work features Brodar's characteristic text-forward approach, with the word "Yum" rendered in her distinctive hand, likely surrounded by the vivid color palette that has become synonymous with her practice. The title itself captures a primal, almost childlike expression of delight—that instinctive utterance of satisfaction we make when something tastes wonderful. By placing this exclamation on a dinner plate, Brodar creates a playful loop between object and expression, form and function, inviting the viewer to consider how language shapes our experience of everyday rituals like eating. This piece demonstrates Brodar's ability to move fluidly between canvas and commercial objects while maintaining the emotional immediacy that defines her work. The porcelain medium adds a sense of permanence and preciousness to what might otherwise be a fleeting moment of gustatory pleasure. Made in the USA and presented in a collector presentation box, "Yum" bridges the gap between fine art and design object, equally at home displayed on a wall or bringing unexpected joy to a dinner table. The work exemplifies Brodar's gift for distilling complex emotions into accessible, vibrant statements that resonate with collectors seeking art that celebrates life's small but significant pleasures. "Yum" is available for acquisition through Guy Hepner gallery in New York.