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      <title>Kitchen Mischief Turns a Floating Citrus Still Life Into Patio Art</title>
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      <description>&lt;p&gt;The fruit has escaped the bowl, and the bowl seems to have joined in. Kitchen Mischief 02 takes an ordinary citrus still life and removes one dependable feature: gravity. Limes and a cut grapefruit hover above a cobalt dish, with a coral surface and turquoise ground keeping the arrangement bright. The impossible part is confined to the artwork. On the patio, the chairs still need all their legs and a drink is best kept on an actual table. That little distance between painted mischief and practical furniture is the point of the composition.&lt;/p&gt;</description>
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