Bananas are more than food—they're fun-filled playgrounds brimming with laughter and excitement, ice cream splits, and pratfalls.
Little people darted everywhere. Some used the long strips of banana skin as slides, gliding down with gleeful squeals. One stood triumphantly at the very tip, arms raised in victory after her long, almost impossible climb.
Down below, people worked with cheerful purpose. Their conversation buzzed with ideas about how to distribute the giant fruit to as many little people as possible, and quickly—before it turned into a big, bad banana. Bob the vendor even tried his hand at making a business out of it: banana ice cream.
Joy filled the air. Everyone who saw the banana touched it, ate it, or even caught a whiff of its sweet aroma felt connected by it—and delighted. It was a celebration, not just of the banana, but of life’s potential, its surprises, and its abundance.
“Big Banana”
Acrylic on canvas, 22 x 28 inches
Original painting by a human being
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"Big Banana"
