"BITE ME" delves into the complex interplay between objectification, sexuality, and sustenance. Sexual objectification, which involves treating a person solely as an object of sexual desire, is intricately intertwined with our experiences of sexuality in ways that elude straightforward definition. My multi-media work examines this nuanced relationship, exploring how theoretical concepts of objectification intersect with lived experiences of sexuality. Through this exploration, "BITE ME" seeks to illuminate the intricate dynamics and contradictions that shape our understanding of these intertwined themes.