Boxed Carrot Still Life by Jonathan Mitton:
In the long lineage of still life, from Dutch Golden Age pantries to Cézanne’s tables piled with fruit, this lenticular finds quiet drama in the most unassuming of forms: a carrot and a pair of onions, resting within a simple box.
The carrot stands upright, vivid and linear, its orange body both utilitarian and radiant. The onions, with their layered skins and papery translucence, counterbalance with roundness and mystery. Together, they create a modest theatre of form, colour, and texture - an ode to the overlooked poetry of the kitchen.
Framed Lenticular. Dimensions - 50cm x 50cm (20×20in) - Square.
Boxed Carrot Still Life by Jonathan Mitton:
In the long lineage of still life, from Dutch Golden Age pantries to Cézanne’s tables piled with fruit, this lenticular finds quiet drama in the most unassuming of forms: a carrot and a pair of onions, resting within a simple box.
The carrot stands upright, vivid and linear, its orange body both utilitarian and radiant. The onions, with their layered skins and papery translucence, counterbalance with roundness and mystery. Together, they create a modest theatre of form, colour, and texture - an ode to the overlooked poetry of the kitchen.
Framed Lenticular. Dimensions - 50cm x 50cm (20×20in) - Square.
