In a world suspended between memory and dream, A Feast for the Forgotten captures a surreal moment where wild creatures gather in playful rebellion, stealing fruit, sipping soda, and spreading peanut butter with human precision. Amid the chaos, a young man walks calmly through the scene, pulling his shirt against the tug of a meerkat, as if tethered between worlds.
Each animal becomes a symbol of distraction, desire, nostalgia, or instinct, while the vibrant jungle around them blooms with abundance and absurdity. The oranges drip like lost time, the Coca-Cola bottle swings like a relic of simpler days, and the backpack overflows with both survival and sweetness.
It is a celebration of what we carry with us and what we leave behind. A quiet ode to innocence, overstimulation, and the strange beauty of being seen, but forgotten.
The Original Painting will be signed and dated on the front. Using acrylic which gives a rich-toned, and the edges are painted. For the accomplishment I use a soft gloss varnish which makes colors glow. The original painting can be framed or not be framed, displayed anywhere and hung as is.
