Agrume

NOV. 2020 ISSUE - 28 Nov 2020

By PAP Magazine Editorial

A citrus fruit pressed to parted lips, eyes closed beneath a stripe of teal liner. The brown crop and bare shoulders read like a modernist still life—texture isolated, appetite suspended. A Wassily chair in monochrome anchors the series in Bauhaus rigor, proving that sensory pleasure can be architectural.

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Agrume presents visuals that blur the boundaries between touch and sight: an orange covering lips, eyes pooled with turquoise eyeliner, sleek chestnut bob, and beige background creating still-life quietude. A Bauhaus chair appears as a statement about form and texture.

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