Cydonia oblonga — rendered as a quiet unfolding of form, weight, and light. The fruit sit low and grounded, their yellow warmth emerging through veils of white, umber, and grey, as if slowly revealed rather than placed. Gesture moves laterally across the surface, echoing the line of the table. The work speaks to containment and restraint — fruit gathered, held, and observed — where light is not dramatic but earned, settling gently into the surface and allowing the ordinary to carry a quiet gravity.

Pastel and acrylic on paper 50 h x 70 w cm Unframed 63 h x 93.5 w cm Framed