Yellow - Thank Berry, Not Me!

Raspberries are rarely given credit for their range — beneath the familiar red hides a warmer, honeyed gold that only shows itself on closer inspection. Yellow brings that hidden shade forward, pairing sunlit yellows with deep, ripe reds across the fruit's clustered form. Foram builds each little drupelet as its own small brushstroke of colour, so the raspberry reads less like a single object and more like a gathering of tiny, glowing parts.

This piece sits comfortably within Foram's wider fascination with fruit as more than just food — as shape, as texture, as an excuse to play with colour in unexpected ways. The garden reappears in the background, loosely painted and warm-toned, echoing the golden light of a summer afternoon rather than any one particular view. It's a setting that feels lived-in rather than staged, tying the fruit back to the soil and space it came from.