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The Long Fade is a work by Gareth Tristan Evans. This forms part of a limited edition of 24, each of which is signed and numbered by the artist.
Even when I was in my early teens, I was mixing all sorts of mediums. Now I think the art world is far more open-minded. I now feel totally free to experiment with all sorts of media and materials.
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Giclée print on 315 gram soft textured bright cotton fine art paper, hand finished with Japanese hanko stamps
Size: Signed, numbered and embossed by the aritst with a certificate of authenticity
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Gareth is a Singapore-born contemporary artist who grew up in Wales, but now lives and works in Cheshire. Influenced by childhood memories, vintage textiles, comic books and street styles, his work uses a range of techniques from traditional pen and brushwork to photography.
Gareth is a Singapore-born contemporary artist who grew up in Wales, but now lives and works in Cheshire. Influenced by childhood memories, vintage textiles, comic books and street styles, his work uses a range of techniques from traditional pen and brushwork to photography.
We love his nonconformist combination of multiple different mediums to create colourful compositions. Gareth successfully merges his multicultural background and personal memories with Eastern imagery and symbolism, unconstrained by the more traditional codes of art. Gareth was obsessed with painting as a child, but he lost touch with his passion for art after succumbing to the ‘real world’ of responsibilities. In the artist's own words: “family, work and responsibilities filled every moment but now I have more time. A second chance to pursue my childhood dream.” As Gareth has built up his artistic practice, he has gathered interest from contemporary art collectors and exhibited extensively across UK galleries and art fairs. We’ve been working with Gareth since 2019.
We love Gareth's nonconformist combination of multiple different mediums to create colourful compositions. Gareth successfully merges his multicultural background and personal memories with Eastern imagery and symbolism, unconstrained by the more traditional codes of art. In the artist's own words: “family, work and responsibilities filled every moment but now I have more time. A second chance to pursue my childhood dream.” We love how Gareth has reconnected with his passions and gets to express his creativity full time.
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AR: What was the inspiration behind your new Skate Deck collection? Gareth: With a series called ‘Urban’ Geisha, using the medium of skate decks, in my head seems logical. I also like the fact that the imagery is split across three decks mirroring the segmentation of the image in Japanese screens. The medium ties the traditional and contemporary together. AR: Do you see this work as a continuation of previous work or a series, or a new departure in your practice? Gareth: I think it’s an interesting extension that visually and physically works. AR: What does a typical day look ...
