Caprese
83 Oranges83 Oranges organizes the organic chaos of the kitchen into a rhythmic, graphic harmony. This deconstructed Caprese salad isolates the vibrant reds and deep greens of fresh ingredients, turning a simple meal into a structured celebration of shape.

Caprese
83 Oranges organizes the organic chaos of the kitchen into a rhythmic, graphic harmony. This deconstructed Caprese salad isolates the vibrant reds and deep greens of fresh ingredients, turning a simple meal into a structured celebration of shape.
28 × 35 cm · about ⅙ the width of a 3-seat sofa
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Art Analysis
From the artist, 83 Oranges
The rhythmic geometry of fresh ingredients
This piece takes the essential elements of a Caprese salad—tomatoes, mozzarella, and basil—and arranges them into a deliberate, patterned composition. The artist focuses on the contrast between the soft, rounded forms of the cheese and the sharp, jagged edges of the herbs, creating a visual dialogue between the different textures found on a plate.
Through a blend of digital precision and traditional-style brushwork, the work highlights the inherent beauty of raw ingredients. It moves away from a literal representation of a meal, instead offering a vibrant exploration of color and nature that feels tactile and alive, rooted in the simplicity of the Mediterranean garden.
The work separates a classic dish into its core components to explore their individual visual qualities and colors.
The artwork reimagines plant life as a series of bold, simplified shapes that emphasize form over realistic detail.
The artist uses digital tools to achieve a clean, layered look that references the history of still-life painting through a modern lens.
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