David Brett Art

David Brett Art Original contemporary abstract landscape paintings for sale

I’ve dismantled the whole, covering over while allowing fragments to remain. Beneath the layers, pieces of collage have ...
02/09/2026

I’ve dismantled the whole, covering over while allowing fragments to remain. Beneath the layers, pieces of collage have emerged through scraping and excavation. Traces of earlier shapes can still be seen, but I can no longer remember where they came from

Ghost

Residual Ground
120 × 100 cm

Working through the point where the structure of a landscape begins to dissolve — where traces remain, but the thing the...
20/08/2026

Working through the point where the structure of a landscape begins to dissolve — where traces remain, but the thing they belonged to becomes increasingly uncertain.

My method in these pieces is that every painting must contain both presence and disappearance

Residual Ground
60 × 50 cm
London studio

This series follows an interest in how forms can emerge through absence as much as presence — where fragments begin to s...
11/05/2026

This series follows an interest in how forms can emerge through absence as much as presence — where fragments begin to suggest something familiar, before slipping away again.

Mixed media acrylic and collage on canvas.
London studio.

From an ongoing series exploring atmosphere and spatial ambiguity. Focusing on the erosion of time and place Mixed media...
03/05/2026

From an ongoing series exploring atmosphere and spatial ambiguity. Focusing on the erosion of time and place

Mixed media acrylic on canvas. London studio

Who needs to go right to the edge? The blue, self-painted collage paper in this piece should not cover the surface neatl...
18/04/2026

Who needs to go right to the edge?

The blue, self-painted collage paper in this piece should not cover the surface neatly.

Rather, the raw unfinished edges convey a certain, well, edginess. They tell a story in themselves, little glimpses of white paint, bleeding over into collage. Nothing is off limits.

I don’t want this to be a comfortable or resolved image. I want the chaos of information and painting marks to be in conflict with calming planes of colour.

Interception.
60cm x 60cm.
Acrylic mixed media on canvas.
London

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