In 2022 Gareths work was shown at The British Art Fair and The Saatchi Gallery, London

Jill George Gallery UK, The G Contemporary Australia and Galerie Mathieu Dubuc Paris.

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Works by Gareth Edwards: Seeing the Light, 2024 , Clearwater Light, 2024 , Light through Willow on Water, 2024 , Pacific Foreshore, 2024 , Pavilion near the Arsenale, 2024 , Inshore Moorings with light buoys, 2024 , North Atlantic Alliance of Soft Light and Black Basalt, 2024 , …

Gareth Edwards' work has slowly evolved in recent years from abstraction toward a more specifically landscape based approach. The paintings remain open and free with abstracted elements but are now more spatial, more elemental and evoke emotional weathers and poetic atmospheres as much as topological features.

He has been described as a contemporary artist of Abstract Landscape Painting and was commissioned to write a book titled ‘Abstract Landscape Painting’, which was published in March 2020 with the Crow Wood Press.

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Gareth Edwards’ paintings are highly atmospheric. The points of focus, contrasted with a hazy abstraction, creates a space that is at once peaceful, sensual, and emotionally elegiac: at their core they are pieces of emotional contemplation.

The paintings remain open and free with abstracted elements but are now more spatial, more elemental. I would hope that they evoke emotional weathers and poetic atmospheres as much as topological features. I think the paintings roughly gather around two major thematic subjects; oceanography and field studies.