This collection brings together selected still-life works made between 2020 and 2025, reflecting ongoing explorations of colour, material, and everyday form. Across the images, ordinary objects are treated as staged subjects: stacked plastic cups, sliced fruit, tomatoes wrapped in light-reactive plastic, used coffee utensils in a sink, metal tools under condensation, and domestic arrangements of bread, citrus, and jars. The approach remains consistent — controlled lighting, restrained compositions, and an attention to surface and shadow — but the content shifts from domestic scenes to studio experiments. The compilation offers a record of process rather than a single theme; each photograph operates as a study in how objects behave when isolated, rearranged, or photographed under conditions that heighten texture, reflection, and spatial balance. Instead of presenting a linear evolution, the project functions as an index of recurring interests: translucency, repetition, traces of use, and the quiet theatricality of everyday materials.