These photographs explore fruit as both a familiar everyday subject and a rich visual symbol. Moving between market stalls, domestic interiors and carefully composed still lifes, the series considers abundance, seasonality, touch and impermanence.
Apples, citrus, melons, bananas, berries and papaya appear in varied states, fresh, handled, peeled, arranged and decaying. While contrasting settings and lighting shift the images between documentary observation and quiet theatricality. Together, they present fruit as a subject of colour, texture and human ritual, revealing the beauty and strangeness within ordinary acts of choosing, sharing and preserving food.
