'Happily Ever After' plays on the idea of how we consume technology as a disillusionment of satisfaction of our 'lust'. Evoking questions as to who is the subject and object in this scenario?; how does this pattern of behavior reflect on our social interaction, communication, senses, emotions?; what effect will it have on the way we think, how we think, what we think?. The work abstracts and repeats various patterns in human interaction with food & sex culture on screen from advertisements to tv programs and more. Depicting the intertwined physical relationship among people to people and people to technology, the work addresses the wider scope of the cyclical and repetitive pattern of our behavior in consuming the 'disillusionment' of satisfaction in its manipulation and distortion.