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WHAT I ATE IN 50+ YEARS: A LIVING FOOD BIOGRAPHY

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WHAT I ATE IN 50+ YEARS: A LIVING FOOD BIOGRAPHY

Ongoing Physical Archive, Video Installation, and Animated Statistics (1975-Present )

The Food Diary is a monumental, multi-decade conceptual archive documenting every single meal, ingredient, and drink consumed by the artist since 1975. By translating this lifelong metric into dynamic data visualizations and pairing the food volume with his own physical stature, Hoepflinger presents a profound, witty, and clinical meditation on consumption, identity, and the relentless passage of time.

What began as an intimate daily ritual has evolved into an unprecedented sociological data set—proving that what we consume ultimately shapes the architecture of who we are.

  • Exhibition Format: Dual-channel video installation, animated data visualization, and selected physical A6 handwritten ledger sheets.

  • Duration: 9:59 Min. (Short Version: 3:30 Min.)

  • Sound Design: Pim Nieuwlands, Andy Sigg

  • Narration: Jeffrey Byers

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View the full installation short version 3:30 Min.video below:

View the full installation 9:59 min. long version video below:

  • YouTube

ACQUISITION & EXHIBITION INQUIRIES The Durational Archives are fully digitized and cataloged. The original physical assets (including the 15,000 hand-written data sheets and the 10+ kg Accumulation Sculpture), master digital files, and exhibition rights are available for institutional acquisition, retrospective exhibition, and museum installation. Limited edition fine art prints are also available for private collectors.

For dossier requests and curatorial inquiries, please contact: yuri.a@bluewin.ch

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