“Persimmons” is a quiet meditation on form, memory, and seasonal stillness. In this piece, Bradford Brenner distills the essence of three ripe persimmons into a soft, abstract composition; their vibrant orange bodies suspended against a textured gray field that evokes foggy mornings and stone-washed walls.
Each fruit is rendered with gestural brushwork, their dark calyxes anchoring the composition like punctuation marks in a visual poem. The blurred edges and subtle motion suggest a moment caught mid-thought, not a still life, but a lived one.
This painting invites designers and collectors to consider restraint as richness: how minimal detail and muted contrast can evoke warmth, nostalgia, and quiet luxury. Ideal for interiors that celebrate organic form, seasonal color, and emotional resonance.
18” x 18”, oil on canvas
“Persimmons” is a quiet meditation on form, memory, and seasonal stillness. In this piece, Bradford Brenner distills the essence of three ripe persimmons into a soft, abstract composition; their vibrant orange bodies suspended against a textured gray field that evokes foggy mornings and stone-washed walls.
Each fruit is rendered with gestural brushwork, their dark calyxes anchoring the composition like punctuation marks in a visual poem. The blurred edges and subtle motion suggest a moment caught mid-thought, not a still life, but a lived one.
This painting invites designers and collectors to consider restraint as richness: how minimal detail and muted contrast can evoke warmth, nostalgia, and quiet luxury. Ideal for interiors that celebrate organic form, seasonal color, and emotional resonance.
18” x 18”, oil on canvas
