The About page on Caroline Wong’s website:

Caroline Wong (b. 1986 Ipoh, Malaysia) is a British-Malaysian-Chinese artist based in London. She explores female desire, primarily through colourful, cluttered scenes of women dining, drinking, or dozing, often in the company of cats. Mirroring the gluttonous girls in her works, she likens her process to indulging, satiating, and — to quote Bonnard — retrieving ‘the savour of things’. Blending party detritus with lushly patterned party dresses, and saturated, saccharine hues with smudged, scribbly pastel, Wong’s tableaux are ultimately a gleeful celebration of excess: a marriage of the carnivalesque and the decorative, the chaotic and the ornate, the feral and the feminine. Her work depicts and embodies hunger in its most literal sense, shaped by an obsessive relationship with food, but hints also at other underlying appetites, desires, and manias in life.