Fancy As Fork is a charcoal drawing that focuses on the contemporary experience of a party. It is the appropriation of a moment that belongs to her grandparents, where she introduces the viewer to the table as a witnessing narrator. With bold strokes she composes streaks of speed in the hands of the omniscient character. She oscillates between the past and the present through figuration, taking up images from the photograph that become a personal moment between the observer and the characters. It composes a gestural scene of interpersonal and universal exchanges. It is a work in black and white that makes a parallelism between the past and the present through figuration.