Sunny Side Up!

Two fried eggs sit centered on a blue oval plate in this Ana Inciardi mini print, the composition tight and confident against a pale background. Each egg shows a rounded orange yolk surrounded by an irregular spread of white, with the two eggs overlapping slightly at the center of the plate. The blue of the dish ranges from soft periwinkle to deeper cobalt at the rim, and the whole image carries the slightly grainy, layered texture characteristic of risograph or relief printing.

" is handwritten in pencil below the image, casual and warm in tone. Sunny side up eggs are fried on one side only, leaving the yolk unbroken and fully visible, a preparation as recognizable as any in American diner culture. The style is simple by design, built around heat and timing rather than technique.

This print sits comfortably as a food print within Inciardi's catalog, which returns frequently to everyday edible subjects rendered with affectionate directness. Collectors drawn to her work often respond to that quality, the way she treats something as familiar as a fried egg with the same compositional attention she brings to more elaborate subjects. The handwritten title adds a personal, almost note-like quality that many collectors find appealing in her smaller format pieces.

It pairs naturally with her other food prints, making it a natural anchor for anyone building a themed grouping around her culinary subjects.