Cherry Picking – 8x10 Art Print

Artwork Details:
There's something deeply satisfying about harvesting fruit by hand — the reach, the abundance, the quiet exchange between grower and tree. This piece obscures the picker's face on purpose, letting the cherries and gesture speak instead, with "reciprocity" and "enough" woven through the branches. Cherry trees can't pollinate themselves — they rely on us, bees, and the wind, and give sweetness in return. This piece is about the give-and-take at the heart of every harvest.

Print Details:
Size: 8x10 print of my original mixed media collage artwork described above.
Printed on high quality, 100 lb recycled white matte cardstock with archival ink.
Small white border for framing.
Watermark will not appear on your print.

Shipping Details:
Unless otherwise requested, orders are shipped First Class via USPS.

8x10 prints will be packaged in a protective cellophane sleeve with backing board, and shipped to you in a sturdy cardboard mailer.

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©Jordan Kim, Found & Rewound 2026
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