Blackberries appear at every stage of ripeness—green, red, and deep black—held together in balance between growth and decay. The worn vessel and the folded white cloth introduce a quiet human presence, suggesting care, waiting, and domestic ritual.
Printed on fine Hahnemühle paper with a white border, this photograph recalls the language of Old Master still lifes while speaking in a contemporary voice. It is not an image of abundance, but of transformation.
This work invites the viewer to slow down, to observe subtle change, and to reflect on the beauty of growth.
The print is delivered unframed. Any framed images shown are for illustrative purposes only.