Fruit Arrangement

This piece sits in the tension between closeness and distance. Each fruit holds its own weight, its own story, yet they lean into one another as if acknowledging that nobody stands steady alone. The bright apple, the calmer pears, the rougher citrus — different temperaments in one fragile equilibrium. The small berries act like unfiltered impulses that can bind or disrupt, depending on how they’re handled.

When I built this arrangement, I was thinking about how groups work: families, friendships, any circle where roles quietly form. Some carry pressure, some carry light, some mediate without being seen. The branch that threads through everything is the invisible dynamic that holds relationships together — until it doesn’t.

For collectors who value restraint and emotional clarity, this work signals exactly that: the beauty of cohesion, the risk in imbalance, and the rare moment where individuality and belonging can coexist without noise.