DINNER FOR ONE - THE AFTERMATH

Here, abundance turns to excess. A rococo fruit bowl brims with apples, grapes, and bananas, almost mocking the idea of portion control. Cheese has been cut, a pomegranate split, the sardine tin cracked open. Even the candles here burn higher, stronger—unfazed by time.
This panel is a riot of appetite. The guest never came, and yet the feast was had.

DINNER FOR ONE
Fine Art Still Life Photography Triptych
Archival pigment print on Hahnemühle Photo Rag 

Available in 3 sized and as a Print or Framed

A5 - available as Print only

A4 - available as a Print and Framed Print

A2 - Available as a Print and Framed Print

What begins as a private moment spirals into opulence.

DINNER FOR ONE is a contemporary still life triptych—rooted in the Dutch Master tradition but reinvented for the rogue aesthete. From flickering candlelight to gleaming Delft, the composition is awash in contradiction: restraint meets indulgence, elegance meets excess. Broken eggshells rest beside polished silver. A single plate awaits, untouched, while fruit topples luxuriously from baroque ceramics. No guest arrives. No apologies are made.

Each panel is a narrative in itself, yet together they form an exquisite theatrical tableau—an ode to solitude, decadence, and the kind of dinner that never truly ends.