Original artwork description:

A muted, textured surface holds a constellation of strawberries and blueberries. A silver plate gathers some of the fruit into a loose, tentative order, while others drift away—isolated, scattered, or nearly forgotten.

The painting balances control and accident: what is placed versus what escapes placement. It speaks softly about abundance and absence, intention and neglect—suggesting a moment just before tidying up, or just after something has been taken.

Materials used:

Oil, linen