A contemporary still-life bronze of a single apple, mounted on a small plinth. The fruit is finished in a brilliant mirror-polished gold, full and rounded, catching and bending the light across its surface, while the leaf above is rendered in a darker, brushed patina with finely incised veins — a quiet, deliberate contrast of bright and dark, smooth and detailed. A small, luminous object that turns an everyday form into something jewel-like and timeless.