Death By Oreos, and Other Tasty Things
Daniela Edburg's photography exhibit, Drop Dead Gorgeous, shows women in scenes of death or being attacked by popular foods, including Oreos, cotton candy, M&Ms and Lifesavers. However, in her interview with the Morning News she explains that the food isn't evil—we just happen to have love/hate relationships with the food:
When you look at a beautiful package of Oreos everything is new and shiny and attractive, and there is the promise of the sweetness and the pleasure, and then you go and open it and eat it and all you have are a stomachache, crumbs and garbage
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