Mary Pratt’s watercolours are renowned for their ability to transform ordinary domestic moments into scenes of heightened emotional and visual intensity. Pratt’s work throughout her career is defined by a meticulous attention to light, a near photographic realism, and an interest in the quiet drama of everyday objects. Her paintings often elevate the ordinary - jars of jelly, kitchen foil, or simple fruit arrangements as seen here - into images charged with symbolic meaning and subtle tension. Still in Time is rendered with Pratt’s characteristic precision and luminosity.