Taking inspiration from Beatrix Potter's children's books, where pretty and kitsch  illustrations meet tales of violence, prompting reflection on wider ideas of class, gender, domesticity, and consumption. The act is dropped, and animals dressed in the trappings of the British upper class descend into violence as their nihilistic desires take over; often trying to cook and eat each other. Never seen in the book, 'More and More' stages the gruesome and absurd aftermath, in unexpected materials.