A curation by Rose Boutboul, Independent Curator at - This selection immerses us in a primal atmosphere, celebrating the age-old connection between humankind and the nourishing earth. The works revolve around the theme of harvest, capturing the abundance of orchards laden with apples, the golden verticality of wheat fields, and the ruby gleam of sun-dried chilies. Through these rural landscapes and vibrant still lifes, the curation explores the bounty of the seasons and the patient work of the hand, offering a visual testament to sustenance and the raw beauty of the land's bounty. Each piece, whether depicting a portrait veiled by ears of corn or the vastness of a misty plain, becomes an ode to the fertility and resilience of natural cycles. Acrylic and oil paints on canvas are applied here with an almost earthy thickness, sometimes mixed with pastel to convey the golden dust of the harvest or the morning mist of the undergrowth. Analog and digital photography on paper provides a precise, documentary counterpoint, capturing the tactile quality of an apple or the repetitive structure of a field before harvest.