Yesterday's Cherries

1. THE WORK
A flowery earthenware bowl overflows with red cherries, placed on a windowsill bathed in warm light. The wood seems warm, the walls vibrate with pastel brushstrokes, almost singing. Two cherries falling from the bowl tell of a departure, a moment just after a gesture. Nothing is fixed: everything breathes. The fleshy fruit captures the light. This painting is not just a still life—it is a memory. We sense the shadow of a summer, the peace of an inhabited house, the familiar beauty of everyday life.

2. THE INTENTION
With Yesterday's Cherries , the artist captures an invisible moment: the one we often forget to look at. It is not the highlight of a story, but the echo of a tender gesture. The painting becomes a refuge: that of memories we thought were lost. The work evokes childhood, simple snacks, endless afternoons. It is a declaration of love for that which does not return—but which returns when we know how to look at it.

3. THE INVITATION
And you, what is this tiny detail that you miss without knowing why?
If your memories had substance... would they still taste like yesterday's cherries?

4. YOUR PAINTING AT HOME
Perfect in a family kitchen, a bright living room, an intimate dining room or even an entryway bathed in nostalgia.
Yesterday's Cherries brings a soft light, a restrained emotion, an almost silent warmth.
A rare painting, for interiors that know that true poetry is hidden in the simplest days.