Alla
Alsahli

The questionable flimsy bag filled with saturation is what sparked my interest in the “art” of packaged fruit. I had to understand the content and efforts of delivering artificial juice when my eyes could not bear its brightness — realizing how humans have developed an attachment between fruit and plastics that somehow effortlessly coexist. People are enticed to contain nature in the most toxic invention that harms the planet when fruits were made to nourish us; as a child, I accepted it with its appeal, as if they knew our eyes would eat before our mouths could open. With juice, fruit, and plastics, I am creating a timeline that addresses the past while reusing materials that have accumulated over time.