Oil on canvas55 x 33 cmFramed in a black swept frame. Ready to hang. In Untitled (2026), Studio 198 presents a stylised landscape shaped by structure, rhythm, and warmth. Working in oil, the composition balances simplified architectural forms with a restrained yet expressive use of colour, allowing the scene to sit between observation and abstraction. The work draws influence from the spatial reduction and tonal harmony associated with Georges Braque, translating those ideas into a contemporary, painterly language. Buildings are distilled into essential forms, while the surrounding environment is flattened and reordered, emphasising composition over detail. At 55 x 33 cm, the scale is intimate yet impactful. The horizontal arrangement creates a sense of calm continuity, while the warm ochres and oranges introduce a quiet energy. The dark framing provides contrast, grounding the piece and giving it a defined architectural presence within an interior. This is a one-off original. There are no editions. Designed for collectors and spaces that favour thoughtful, modern compositions, Untitled rewards sustained viewing. Subtle shifts in tone, line, and proportion gradually emerge, revealing the balance between structure and softness. A work of harmony. A work of control.
