The Architecture of Sun
The knife finds the center. A clean division.
We look at the skin of things, the rough exterior, the protective rind. We forget that inside, there is a geometry of light waiting to be released. A hidden order. A structure built of juice and patience.
To cut is to reveal.
We spend our days gathering, stacking, preparing for the winter of the soul. We believe we are storing health, or time, or memory. But perhaps we are only arranging the pieces of a puzzle we have not yet solved. The pulp holds the sun. The segments hold the rain.
Everything is waiting to be opened.
What happens when the light finally touches the marrow of the fruit?
Catherine Ferraz has captured this quiet precision in her image titled Stocking up on Some Vitamins. She invites us to look past the surface and see the structure of the harvest. Will you take a moment to look closer at what you consume?
