Lewis Brander

Saronic Gulf, 202238 x 37cm9000 GBP

Details

MaterialGalleryLocation

oil on woodVardaxoglou GalleryLondon

Description

Human-crafted. AI-refined.

This minimalist artwork showcases a vibrant, monochromatic canvas in a deep, fiery shade of orange. The composition is simple yet captivating, with the rectangular frame creating a clean, elegant presentation. The artist's technique emphasizes the purity and intensity of the color, drawing the viewer's attention to the nuances and depth of the hue. This work exemplifies the principles of color field painting, where the artist's focus is on exploring the expressive and emotive potential of color itself, rather than depicting a recognizable subject matter. ...

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Artist

Lewis Brander

1995, British

Lewis Brander: Artworks

Lewis BranderSaronic Gulf, 20229000 GBP

Gallery

Vardaxoglou Gallery

London

Established in 2020, Vardaxoglou is a London-based gallery specialising in modern and contemporary art. The gallery’s programme features exhibitions with a number of contemporary artists in the context of regular historical surveys that present pioneering artists to new audiences.