DINNER FOR ONE - THE MOMENT

The eye of the storm.
A single plate takes centre stage, adorned not with food, but with the remains of something once whole: cracked brown eggshells. The formal setting—blue transferware, polished silver, wine glass—becomes surreal in its emptiness. A towering faux-fruit arrangement adds theatricality, while wax drips slowly from the candle above.
This is not a meal; it's a performance.
The seat is filled—perhaps only by imagination.

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.