London-based visual artist Ana Viktoria Dzinic understands the beauty of short-but-sweet content—and snacks.
Image courtesy of Ana Viktoria Dzinic.
Much of Ana Viktoria Dzinic’s work investigates the relationship between image construction and self. This is especially true when it comes to contemporary content creation and production. The London-based artist led Balenciaga’s social media content program for four years, and currently writes a 032c monthly column titled Image Stacks. In the latter, key culture players send her photos that they then analyze together to investigate the role image curation plays in one’s life. Needless to say, Dzinic is a master of short form content, and her snack choices are no exception. “I never cook, and my mum never cooks—it is just not a family thing with us,” the artist tells Family Style. Instead, she opts for ready-made snacks like raspberries, sometimes placing a thimble-like berry on each finger before diving in. “I love raspberries and in London M&S has the best ones,” she says. “I eat one pack per day.”
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