Passion explores the tension between perception and meaning through two contrasting subjects. The vibrant interior of a passion fruit suggests vitality and abundance, while the delicate remains of a Vogue cigarette evoke an object often associated with beauty, ritual and contradiction.

Isolated from their everyday context, both subjects become studies of colour, texture and form. Light and composition shift the focus away from function, inviting a more contemplative view in which visual aesthetics coexist with the complex narratives the objects carry.