Slimesunday continues to explore themes of sexism, consumerism, and censorship in his new collection “What The Fork?”. This body of work marks a significant moment in Slimesunday’s art practice because for the first time he has curated and directed a photoshoot to produce the original images for his collages with photographer Jordan Knight. The female form has been central to art for centuries, inspiring the greatest artists of our time, but even now women sharing photos of their own bodies on social media are considered too provocative. The female anatomy has always been controlled by society leading to repression and a lack of bodily autonomy on the basis that a nude woman can only be viewed from a sexual perspective due to social conditioning. Slimesunday’s work counteracts this narrative by presenting the women as art themselves. 17 different women, along with Slimesunday, have come together to create a collection that celebrates female form and asks the viewer to question their own discomfort with the pieces.