Coffee

Gareth Cadwallader

Coffee, 201825.5 x 17.5cmPrice on Request
Details
Material
oil on canvas
Description
Human-crafted. AI-refined.

The artwork features a contemplative figure sitting at a desk, framed by a window overlooking an autumnal landscape. The composition is dominated by geometric shapes and patterns, with the dark silhouette of the person contrasting against the warm hues of the outdoor scene. The muted color palette and use of chiaroscuro create an introspective mood, while the distinctive framing and simplified forms suggest a minimalist artistic style. This work invites the viewer to consider the relationship between the individual and their surrounding environment, hinting at themes of isolation and introspection. ...

Similar Artworks
Untitled (May June June)
Sam WindettUntitled (May June June), 201819000 GBP
Planning for purpose (English version)
Phillip AllenPlanning for purpose (English version), 2006Price on Request
White heart bitter squash
Anthea HamiltonWhite heart bitter squash, 2023Price on Request
Verigo Grape 4
Mustafa HulusiVerigo Grape 4, 2019Price on Request
Forever
Peter DaviesForever, 20243000 GBP
Oleander 1
Mustafa HulusiOleander 1, 2016Price on Request
A Monument to the Unstuffy and Anti-Bureaucratic
Monster ChetwyndA Monument to the Unstuffy and Anti-Bureaucratic, 2019Price on Request
Biting the Granite
Phillip AllenBiting the Granite, 20218500 GBP
Triple (Alps)
Sam WindettTriple (Alps), 202314000 GBP
Night Flowers 8
Anthea HamiltonNight Flowers 8, 2022Price on Request
Total Floralisation (zone: 023)
Scott KingTotal Floralisation (zone: 023), 2022Price on Request
Machine in the Garden
Phoebe UnwinMachine in the Garden, 20188000 GBP
Some place else
Peter DaviesSome place else, 2023Price on Request
Quartet
Idris KhanQuartet, 2019Price on Request
Coffee
Artist
Gareth Cadwallader
B.1979, British

Initially making miniature paintings out of necessity, having not been able to afford a studio, Gareth Cadwallader found a distinct interest in the idea of absorption. His subjects are absorbed within their actions, analytically staring at, holding or balancing a piece of fruit, or observed in the milliseconds before dropping an object. The scale of his paintings invites the viewer to move towards the work, take a closer look and become captivated, both within the painting’s details and in the tension and suspense between precipice and climax. The ambiguity of the subjects and that within which they are engrossed – their relationship to the objects, their particular mind-state – is another way Cadwallader involves the viewer. Ultimately, the artist aims for the intensity with which his subjects concentrate on their actions to be mirrored by the viewers of his work. ...

Gareth Cadwallader: Artworks
Coffee
Gareth CadwalladerCoffee, 2018Price on Request