A few years ago I took my camera and a roll of Ilford black-and-white film (yes, real 35mm camera film) to the produce department of my grocery store. I was stunned when I got the photos back from the camera shop: fresh vegetables looked like rock formations, broccoli looked like coral, raspberries looked like bee carcasses. This painting is called “Peaches, Apples, Plums, and Stones.” So happy we can see in full color!
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