The artist utilizes a grid-like structure to catalog a vast array of culinary delights, blending graphic design with digital painting. Each icon—whether a bowl of ramen, a roll of sushi, or a cup of coffee—is rendered with a focus on its essential shape and color, creating a dense tapestry of culinary diversity. The repetition of these elements across the portrait orientation suggests an infinite landscape of taste, where the mundane act of choosing a meal becomes a visual feast.

There is a playful tension between the elegant simplicity of the individual illustrations and the infinite absurdity of their collective arrangement. By stripping away complex textures in favor of clean lines and bold hues, 83 Oranges highlights the raw vitality found in simple ingredients like grains, seeds, and assorted fruits. The result is a two-dimensional composition that functions both as a decorative pattern and a detailed inventory of modern nourishment.