PAD London 2026 - Let there be light!!!
More than a design fair, PAD is a meeting of perspectives, where exceptional objects, rare finds and creative visions come together in a setting that celebrates the art of living with beautiful things.
Famous for its eclectic mix of established icons and emerging talents, the fair brings together leading international galleries offering visitors mind-bending creative designs and limited-edition pieces that offer craftsmanship and strong narratives.
Robbie Russon`s paintings at British Art Fair 2026 @ Saatchi Gallery, London.
British Art Fair 2026 @ Saatchi Gallery London
Dylan Lewis Sculpture Park near Stellenbosch, SA. From the monumental to the intricate, Lewis’s work carries an unmistakable current of energy and mystery. The surfaces retain traces of the artist’s hand; the forms seem simultaneously ancient and contemporary.
Nothing feels overly polished or resolved. Instead, the sculptures appear to carry within them the process of becoming. Walking through the garden, one begins to sense that the boundary between human and animal is deliberately being blurred. That idea lingers long after leaving.
The Dylan Lewis Sculpture Garden is far more than a beautiful place in which to see remarkable works of art. It is an immersive experience; a meeting of sculpture, landscape and the elemental forces that shape both nature and ourselves. And that is the greatest power of Lewis’s work.
His sculptures may begin with bronze, animal bodies and human forms, but ultimately, they lead us somewhere more elusive: towards chaos, vulnerability, desire and the untamed parts of ourselves that civilisation never entirely manages to erase.
Large patinated bronze figure of Budai / Maitreya Laughing Buddha, seated and holding prayer beads and a peach fruit, 20th century.
H: 50 cm | W: 59 cm | D: 50 cm
A large bronze figure of Budai, the jovial 10th-century Chan monk widely identified with Maitreya, the Future Buddha. Seated in a relaxed pose, he is depicted with a corpulent body, smiling face, and exposed belly, embodying happiness, generosity, and contentment. He holds prayer beads and a peach fruit, symbolising Buddhist devotion and longevity. The rich patina enhances the modelling and sense of age.
The “Laughing Buddha,” is revered in East Asian Buddhism as an incarnation of Maitreya and a symbol of prosperity, good fortune, and abundance. His cloth sack and cheerful demeanour further signify generosity and spiritual liberation.
A large-scale and auspicious representation, suitable for collectors of Chinese Buddhist art.
Edward Piper - In the Conservatory 1990
Colourful and vibrant, limited edition lithographic print depicting a nude, seated in lazy contemplation in a conservatory, surrounded by flowers.
Number 151 of 175, personally signed, titled and numbered by the artist, lower margin.
Framed, glazed and double-mounted the lithograph and frame are in excellent condition.
Image size 62cm x 48cm
Frame size 79cm x 64cm
Edward Piper - Afternoon in Tuscany 1989
Colourful and vibrant, limited edition lithographic print depicting a nude, seated and facing away, with a mirror and vase of flowers in the foreground
Number 78 of 175, personally signed, titled and numbered by the artist, lower margin.
Framed, glazed and double-mounted the lithograph and frame are in excellent condition.
Image size 62cm x 48cm
Frame size 79cm x 64cm
