Geometric Abundance: Cubist Still Life

In "Geometric Abundance," the traditional still life is given a Cubist makeover, where fruits and their container are broken down into a series of angular planes and overlapping facets. Each fruit, whether an apple, pear, or grape, is reinterpreted as a collection of dynamic shapes that interlock and interact within the space of the canvas. The fruit bowl itself is depicted as a structure of intersecting planes, suggesting movement and depth beyond its usual static presence. The use of color further enhances the abstraction, with rich hues that shift and change as they overlap, offering the viewer a sense of abundance and vitality in a fragmented yet cohesive whole.