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A sculptural DNA double helix made from fresh vegetables including cherry tomatoes and brussels sprouts on a black surface with reflection

Brett Kurzweil, Food & Beverage Stylist, New York

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This striking food styling composition by Brett Kurzweil depicts a biological DNA double helix sculpted entirely out of fresh raw vegetables. The twisting backbone is constructed from alternating strings of bright red cherry tomatoes and green brussels sprouts, while the connecting base pairs consist of neatly sliced carrots, zucchini, and purple produce segments. The entire organic structure is set against a deep black background, casting a soft, clear reflection onto the glossy surface below. Precise lighting highlights the vibrant textures, vivid colors, and crisp geometry of each individual piece of produce.

Style

Artistic, Vertical, Clean

Industries

CPG / Packaged Food

Color

Crimson (40%)
Forest Green (40%)
Amber (20%)

Background

Black Seamless

Context

Fine Art / Personal Project