Kate Gottgens, Last Night, 2025

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oil on canvas

90 x 130 cm
35 3/8 x 51 1/8 in
framed: 92 x 132 x 5 cm

In Last Light, a romantic yet ghostly atmosphere lingers, as if something remains just beneath the surface. The painting feels vivid and alive, intensified by the bold colors of the...

In Last Light, a romantic yet ghostly atmosphere lingers, as if something remains just beneath the surface. The painting feels vivid and alive, intensified by the bold colors of the yacht, yet retains a haunting, almost spectral quality. The female figure in the foreground is quiet and introspective, caught in a private moment. Suspended between the earthly and the celestial, the atmosphere resists definition, existing in an ambiguous space. The loose, gestural brushstrokes, applied in just a few strokes, enhance this sense of mystery, leaving the scene fluid and open-ended. The composition, with its carefully constructed yet enigmatic arrangement, further reinforces the feeling of uncertainty—like a stage or a set where the unfolding narrative remains unknown.

Darkening Dusk: Kate Gottgens

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Kate Gottgens South Africa, b. 1965