A still life scene, located in El Puertecito, Mexico, displays several items arranged on a crumpled white fabric, which partially overlaps a beige textile surface on the left

A still life scene, located in El Puertecito, Mexico, displays several items arranged on a crumpled white fabric, which partially overlaps a beige textile surface on the left. In the upper left portion of the frame, a small, dark-glazed, irregularly shaped ceramic bowl contains a light-colored wooden honey dipper. Adjacent to it, centrally positioned, is a larger, light-brown, organic-shaped ceramic bowl filled with approximately fifteen to twenty irregularly cut yellow pineapple chunks. Below the small honey bowl, a small, light-colored, dried organic object, possibly a seed pod or dried shell, rests on the white fabric. Further below this object, a single, iridescent bivalve shell, exhibiting a mother-of-pearl interior, is present. No individuals are visible, and no actions or interactions are occurring; the objects are static and arranged.