Works
  • Gareth Edwards RWA, Blush Cove, 2026
    Blush Cove, 2026
  • Gareth Edwards RWA, Emerald Bay, 2026
    Emerald Bay, 2026
  • Gareth Edwards RWA, From the Coast Path, 2026
    From the Coast Path, 2026
  • Gareth Edwards RWA, Low Tide South, 2026
    Low Tide South, 2026
  • Gareth Edwards RWA, Low Tide, Warm Light, Whitesands Bay, 2026
    Low Tide, Warm Light, Whitesands Bay, 2026
  • Gareth Edwards RWA, Summer Meadow, Bridal Path with Clearing, 2026
    Summer Meadow, Bridal Path with Clearing, 2026
  • Gareth Edwards RWA, The Road Goes On, 2026
    The Road Goes On, 2026
  • Gareth Edwards RWA, Usk Valley View, 2026
    Usk Valley View, 2026
  • Gareth Edwards RWA, Fall, 2022
    Fall, 2022
  • Gareth Edwards RWA, The Cedar has no Taproot, 2022
    The Cedar has no Taproot, 2022
  • Gareth Edwards RWA, Ascension Hill , 2025
    Ascension Hill , 2025
  • Gareth Edwards RWA, Chestnut, Fall, 2022
    Chestnut, Fall, 2022
  • Gareth Edwards RWA, Japanese Maple, 2026
    Japanese Maple, 2026
  • Gareth Edwards RWA, Large Sycamore, 2025
    Large Sycamore, 2025
  • Gareth Edwards RWA, Lilac Tree, 2025
    Lilac Tree, 2025
  • Gareth Edwards RWA, Hawthorn Path, 2025
    Hawthorn Path, 2025
  • Gareth Edwards RWA, Sunlit Zorn, 2025
    Sunlit Zorn, 2025
Biography
Gareth Edwards RWA
“Contemporary Landscape painting has its detractors, but I believe it remains full of potential. My work considers the meaning and metaphor of natural forces, in the tradition of Constable and Turner, artists who recognise the power, beauty and grace of nature and our relationship with it.”

Gareth Edwards is a contemporary artist of Abstract Landscape Paintings.

 

Born in the London in 1960, Gareth is a graduate of University of London and postgraduate of Goldsmiths College of Art, London. He now lives in Newlyn in West Cornwall and works in the Porthmeor Studios in St Ives, Cornwall, adjacent to the Tate Gallery, studios made famous by Patrick Heron, Ben Nicholson, Wilhelmena Barnes-Graham amongst many others.

 

Gareth was elected a full Royal West Academician in 2005 and is an active member of the Newlyn Society of Artists. He exhibits regularly in the UK and Internationally in Canada, Hong Kong, Singapore and Australia.

 

His peotic works aim to articulate the intricate relationship between art and nature, thoughtfully balancing elements of traditional landscape painting with abstraction. Demonstrating a powerful approach to process and the materiality of paint, Gareth’s work invites us to contemplate ideas of the human ‘journey’ - our physical journey through time and space, and our psychological journey of existence. At their heart, his paintings aspire to a state of beauty and to what the artist describes as ‘emotional weather’, exploring equivalents in external environment and internal atmosphere.

 
 
Exhibitions