奇怪！我明明吃很少｜WHY! I obviously rarely eat

作品《奇怪！我明明吃很少》描繪一種「吃很少」的錯誤認知——在想像中節制，但實際上卻在無意識中過度進食。這種心理失調來自對身體與外在形象的焦慮，當肥胖成為事實，個體為維持自尊而合理化行為，於是產生「我其實吃不多」的矛盾想法。
作品以誇張的姿態與嘔吐的意象，呈現心理延伸至生理的反應：飢餓、罪惡與焦慮交錯，最終讓身體以誇張的方式排出過度的壓力與慾望。那是一種不可能存在於現實的畫面，如同想吃又怕發胖的內在衝突。

“WHY! I obviously rarely eat” visualizes a distorted self-perception — the belief of eating little while unconsciously over-consuming. The work reflects the psychological dissonance between inner desire and external image: when the body becomes visibly full, the mind rationalizes it to protect self-esteem, insisting “I don’t eat much.”
Through an exaggerated standing pose and a fountain-like stream of vomit, Lin Szu-Ying transforms a psychological reaction into a physical one. The work embodies the cycle of hunger, guilt, and anxiety—where the body expels excess emotion and desire in a surreal, almost impossible scene, echoing the paradox of wanting to eat yet fearing fullness.