The morning grape

1. THE WORK
A dark, ripe bunch of grapes, suspended in a pale, pinkish light. The berries, saturated with substance, bear the traces of time and dew on their skin. Around them, the cracked leaves, with reddened hues, recall the end of the season—when beauty no longer seeks to seduce, but to speak. The background, textured like an old wall washed clean by the years, makes this painting a still life as calm as it is timeless. A gentle, yet marked work. Like a morning we have passed through without speaking.

2. THE INTENTION
Here, the artist doesn't celebrate abundance. He dwells on what remains. This Morning Grape isn't an offering—it's a memory. Each grain is an expectation, each stain a trace. This work evokes quiet maturity, the end of things beautiful but unfinished. It's a painting about restraint, slowness, the almost. About those mornings when we feel that the day will bring something... but we don't yet know what.

3. THE INVITATION
And you, what do the traces you leave on things say?
What does your morning look like when it begins quietly… but with all that remains to be experienced?

4. YOUR PAINTING AT HOME
Ideal for a natural living room, an elegant kitchen, a collector's piece or a soft and sober bedroom.
THE MORNING RAISIN is for interiors that prefer reality to the spectacular. A rare work, which speaks in muted tones, and leaves in the mouth the discreet sweetness of what one never truly forgets.