Rowley Haynes

Portrait of a Chair 2, 202357 x 76cmPrice on Request

Details

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pencil on waterford paperPalmer GalleryLondon

Description

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This abstract painting features a geometric composition of bold, vibrant colors and shapes. The central element is a wooden chair rendered in warm orange hues, which stands out against the cool blue and green tones of the background. The overall composition creates a sense of balance and dynamic tension, with intersecting lines and angles that guide the viewer's eye across the canvas. The artist's use of expressive brushwork and flattened forms suggests a modernist artistic style, likely influenced by Cubism or Expressionism. The piece likely reflects the artist's exploration of the relationship between everyday objects, space, and color within a two-dimensional medium. ...

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Artist

Rowley Haynes

Rowley Haynes: Artworks

Rowley HaynesPortrait of a Chair 1, 2023Price on Request

Rowley HaynesPortrait of a Chair 2, 2023Price on Request

Rowley HaynesDappled Light 3, 2023Price on Request

Gallery

Palmer Gallery

London

Founded by Lucas Giles and Will Hainsworth in 2024, Palmer Gallery is a space dedicated to identifying and developing the strongest emerging artistic talent of today. The gallery is situated in London’s Lisson Grove, in a 1000 ft2 former-factory built in the 1920’s by the Palmer Tyre Company, who produced parts for the Spitfire, Hurricane and Lancaster Bombers during The Second World War. The gallery programme focuses on cross-disciplinary artists working across painting, sculpture, video, performance, light and sound installation, creating an immersive exhibition space. This multi-sensory approach embraces a holistic view of contemporary art while championing an institutional dedication to framing and contextualising complex artistic practices. Palmer Gallery’s core mission is to allow artists to express themselves and thrive in an open, supportive and experimental environment; fostering a culture of creative freedom and connection among the gallery’s artists and the wider community. ...