Chelsea

A masterclass in geometric harmony, this mid-century inspired abstract by Dan Hobday brings a structured yet soulful energy to the home. Hobday utilises a sophisticated, earthy palette of tobacco brown, slate, and warm cream, arranging them in a complex patchwork of curves and sharp angles. The heavy, tactile texture gives the piece a fresco-like quality, making it a discerning choice for a modern study or a refined living space.

Dan Hobday produces original, hand-painted artwork from his home studio. Dan has a passion for minimal, contemporary art; working in inks, acrylics, digital and mixed media, his diverse style spans a broad spectrum of subjects.

Artwork description: An abstract painting featuring an interlocking composition of geometric and curved shapes. The palette consists of muted browns, greys, creams, and ochre with a high-contrast dark indigo section at the top. The work has a heavily textured, painterly surface with visible, multi-directional brushstrokes.