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Julian Demowells

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Sunroom with Blue Chair

A deep blue chair anchors a room built from warm ochre and apricot planes. The open arch introduces a lighter distance, while the chair brings attention back to the close, tactile surface of the painting. Uneven brush marks soften the architecture and make the room feel remembered rather than measured. This work begins the Rooms for Colour series with a question about how a familiar place can hold an unfamiliar intensity.
A deep blue chair anchors a room built from warm ochre and apricot planes. The open arch introduces a lighter distance, while the chair brings attention back to the close, tactile surface of the painting. Uneven brush marks soften the architecture and make the room feel remembered rather than measured. This work begins the Rooms for Colour series with a question about how a familiar place can hold an unfamiliar intensity.

Description

A deep blue chair anchors a room built from warm ochre and apricot planes. The open arch introduces a lighter distance, while the chair brings attention back to the close, tactile surface of the painting. Uneven brush marks soften the architecture and make the room feel remembered rather than measured. This work begins the Rooms for Colour series with a question about how a familiar place can hold an unfamiliar intensity.

AI-generated demo artwork. Medium, date, dimensions and price are illustrative; no physical work is offered for sale.

Domestic spaces imagined through colour and memory.

Medium
Oil and acrylic on linen
Production Date
2025
Dimensions
90 x 120 x 3 cm
Framing
No
Status
Available
Price
3,200.00 GBP