Oliver Payne and Nick Relph: Chef's Regret artist-Frida Escobedo and the Metropolitan Museum of

and the Metropolitan Museum of Photography

This work sits in contrast to the image of the artist’s open mouth about to eat a chocolate biscuit in her iconic painting Choco Leibniz (2006)

Many have reworked existing maps to subvert their original purpose or to present an alternative view of reality

each depicting friends of the artist performing for each other or the camera

Oliver Payne and Nick Relph: Chef's Regret artist-Frida Escobedo and the Metropolitan Museum ofThe changing nature of London is a central concern to Payne and Relph and their limited edition print, Chef's Regret, shows a fantastical skyline of buildings designed and proposed for the city in the late 19th and early 20th century, but never constructed. In the sky above are doodles of sperm symbolising the conception of modern housing.