Notes on Binge-Eating-Disorder is a portrait series of sufferers from the eating disorder, documenting both them and what the eating disorder compels them to do. Few people know about the phenomena, but Binge eating disorder (BED) is the most widespread eating disorder in Denmark, with between 40.000 and 50.000 sufferers. It is a severe, life-threatening disorder characterized by recurrent episodes of eating large quantities of food. Obsessive thoughts about food are with them at all times.

Suffering from BED is closely related with bad self-esteem, often a difficult childhood, sometimes abuse and a life centered around weight loss. Although BED is the most widespread eating disorder in Denmark, there are very few opportunities to receive treatment. Recently WHO released the new international classification of diseases (ICD 11), which includes BED as a recognised eating disorder, which came into effect on January 2022.

Notes on Binge-Eating-Disorder (BED) was presented at the festival in the form of images and a publication which included interviews with sufferers of BED.

The Camera House presenting Notes on Binge Eating Disorder by Nanna Navntoft was designed and built by Carl Emil Haslev, Carl Emil Augustensen, Phillip McKay and Philip Mar Serejo, Bachelor students from the Institute of Architecture and Design, Royal Danish Academy, under the supervision of Architect and teacher Kristian Hansen, from Marstal Søfartsmuseum. Head of the Bachelor program is Architect, Associate Professor Jacob Sebastian Bang.