Natura Morta Accidentale 

Filippo de Pisis's *Natura Morta Accidentale* is a cubist still life that uses collage as a medium. The work features a collection of everyday objects, such as a bottle, a bell, a ball, and a few matches. The objects are juxtaposed against a background of various hues of orange, green, and blue. The collage technique, popularized by Picasso and Braque, demonstrates de Pisis's interest in the visual language of modernism. The composition's fragmented and disjointed nature, along with the contrasting colors, creates a sense of disorientation and fragmentation, characteristic of Cubism.