The fork an everyday utensil goes beyond its mere function. It pierces, separates, and guides. It brings food to the mouth, yet also reveals its absence. This exhibition explores its duality: a symbol of both abundance and deprivation, privilege and scarcity. Between lavish feasts and empty plates, between hands that hold and hands that wait, the fork emerges as a metaphor for an unequal world. What stories lie between its tines? What truths linger in its empty spaces? This photographic collection is an invitation to reflect: on which side of the fork do we stand? And what can we do to ensure no one is left on the wrong side of the table?