“Eaten Apple - Core Memory”
This sculpture is a study in simplicity and truth—an apple stripped to its essence, red skin clinging to top and bottom like remnants of identity. The core, pale and pocked, curves inward with a quiet vulnerability, as if shaped by time and touch. It’s not pristine—it’s honest. A portrait of what remains after sweetness is consumed.

The stem stands upright, a final flourish of defiance or dignity. Against the dark, textured backdrop, the apple glows with quiet presence, like a relic of appetite or a metaphor for what’s left behind. It’s playful, yes—but also poignant.

This isn’t just an apple core—it’s a sculpted echo of experience. A tactile reminder that even what’s discarded holds shape, memory, and meaning.

Price:  $0.00 (Not established yet; Soon to come)