Fruits of the Anthropocene

2024
Stringer fusing, roll-up glassblowing
Apples: 10 × 16 cm each
Pear: 9 × 22 cm
Unique work

The work examines the subtle ways human activity reshapes the natural world. Familiar fruits are transformed through color, pattern, and material, appearing at once organic and artificial.

The work reflects on a landscape increasingly altered by human presence, where even the most ordinary forms of nature carry traces of intervention. The fruits remain recognizable and seductive, while their unnatural surfaces suggest a world in which the boundary between nature and human influence has become increasingly difficult to separate.