My Daily Bread is a personal investigation project, documenting the amount and types of bread packed whilst working in a bakery during a summer.
The data was visualised through the image of a stained-glass window, with one pane of the window representing one percent of the daily total. The windows pulls out of its outer packaging in a concertina format, parodying both the sliced format of bread and the idea of endless packing.
A 'teaser poster' was also created for the project; it takes the form of an A3 poster which, when sliced into 12 pieces, comes together to form a receipt that documents numerous totals for the summer of work.
