PARALLAX ART FAIR, Chelsea Town Hall, London
Fields of hope (‘Des champs d'espoir’)
80x100x4cm
The painting features a serene landscape where rolling hills meet a vast sky painted in soft pastel hues, suggesting the onset of dawn. In the foreground, a collection of wildflowers sways gently in the breeze, their vibrant colors contrasting with the subtle earth tones of the soil. A small, meandering stream reflects the sky's colors, adding a tranquil element to the composition. The distant mountains are shrouded in mist, creating a sense of depth and inviting the viewer to explore further. Overall, the artwork captures a moment of stillness and the beauty of nature, evoking feelings of peace and contemplation.Acrylic and mixed media on Canvas.
My Stand (C4) at the event.
TIMES OF EVENT:
Private View: 21 February, 7.30pm - 9.30pm
Public opening: 22 February, 12.30pm - 7pm
Public opening: 23 February, 11am - 5pm
LOCATION: Chelsea Town Hall, King's Road, London, SW3 5EE
As an exhibitor at Parallax Art Fair, I can confidently say this is not your typical art event. Parallax isn’t just a marketplace—it’s a conceptual experience that challenges how we think about art itself. Unlike traditional fairs where work is filtered through curators and commercial trends, Parallax treats all artists and objects as equals, stripping away outdated ideas of “good” and “bad” art. Here, the focus isn’t on status or reputation but on direct engagement between the creator and the viewer.
What makes Parallax truly unique is that the audience is part of the artwork. Many visitors arrive expecting a conventional fair and instead find themselves unsettled or intrigued, unsure of how to interpret what they’re seeing. But that’s exactly the point—it’s an invitation to question our assumptions about art, value, and meaning.
As an artist, this environment is both liberating and exciting. There are no restrictions, no imposed themes—just a space to share work in its purest form. The fair’s unpredictability, its embrace of chance and randomness, makes every interaction feel fresh and unexpected. Here, art isn’t just something to be admired from a distance; it’s something to be experienced, questioned, and redefined in real time.
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