366 Days of Fruit Stickers

Daily Fruit Sticker Calendar is a yearlong archival project that transforms an overlooked object—the fruit sticker—into a tactile record of time, consumption, and agricultural cycles. Each day, I collected a sticker from the fruit I ate and compiled them into a handbound calendar book, designed to resemble a green plastic berry basket. This project explores fruit as both a personal ritual and a global commodity, tracing its migration through branding, seasonality, and trade. By preserving these ephemeral markers, the work reflects on the intersection of memory, food systems, and the intimate gestures of collecting, storing, and gifting fruit.