In "Sealed Sweetness," I explore the visual tension between organic forms and geometric structures through traditional realism. The natural, volumetric curves of the strawberries and citrus slices contrast sharply with the rigid, angular folds of the plastic wrap. This physical barrier creates a fascinating interplay of light and texture, transforming simple fruits into a complex study of light refraction and shape distortion. Rendered in hyper-realistic watercolor, the meticulous details—from the spherical moisture droplets to the sharp, intersecting lines of the reflective plastic—invite the viewer to re-examine the ordinary. This piece captures a fleeting moment of preservation, highlighting the structural beauty and form found in everyday still life.