Jesse Warner is a Brooklyn-based photographer and street artist who specializes in portraits of models interacting with food. He takes influence from his years of culinary experience, but sees his work as a pivot from the canvas of white plate to the colorful paint and stickers that cover New York City. Warner’s work aims to unleash the subject’s inner cravings, separating themselves from their public identity. Jesse’s work can be seen in photo galleries as well as in streets all over the world through stickers, wheat paste, and paint. He views graffiti as a democratization of art, allowing anybody the ability to display, view, or trade their work.