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Original Acrylic Painting: Sunlit Pineapples with Bagged Oranges 16x20

Original Acrylic Painting: Sunlit Pineapples with Bagged Oranges 16x20

Regular price $425.00 USD
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Original Acrylic Painting on Canvas
16 x 20 inches
Unframed | 2026

This original painting explores abundance, light, and tropical memory through three pineapples set against a layered field of fruit. Saturated pinks, citrus oranges, and deep greens create a bold, immersive surface that feels both lush and intimate.

Sunlight moves diagonally across the composition, creating strong contrast and sculpting each form with warmth and shadow. The background is intentionally dense, allowing the pineapples to emerge from a rhythmic pattern of circular shapes. This balance of repetition and focal clarity gives the piece depth and visual movement.

Rooted in my Caribbean heritage and upbringing in South Florida, this work reflects my ongoing interest in everyday tropical objects as carriers of place and belonging. The pineapple, historically associated with hospitality, becomes both symbol and subject here. It speaks to welcome, gathering, and shared space.

Paint application is expressive and layered. Visible brushwork, color shifts, and textured passages reveal the process of observation and mark-making. The surface holds energy while maintaining structure, creating a contemporary still life that feels vibrant and alive.

This is a one-of-a-kind original painting. The collector will receive the exact artwork shown.

Ideal for kitchens, dining spaces, boutique interiors, or collectors drawn to tropical aesthetics, fruit symbolism, and bold contemporary color.

Care
Display away from direct sunlight and moisture. Dust gently with a soft, dry cloth. Do not use water or cleaning products on the painted surface.

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Ships within one week of purchase, carefully packaged to ensure safe delivery.

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