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LUKE WILLAMS

Luke Williams is a self-taught artist based in Cape Town. He began painting during the Covid-19 lockdown, initially working digitally before moving into painting with oils and developing a dedicated studio practice.

Born and raised in London, Williams draws much of his inspiration from Cape Town’s dramatic natural landscape and its proximity to the Table Mountain National Park. His paintings explore the subtle interplay of light and shadow, capturing fleeting moments in both urban and natural environments.

His approach is deeply influenced by time spent in nature and by his grandfather, Harold, a landscape painter who introduced him to oil painting as a child. For Williams, painting is a form of observation and meditation, a way of slowing down and capturing the quiet shifts of light, colour and atmosphere in the world around him.

Luke Williams's work is featured in our current exhibition, The Architecture of Leisure, exploring the everyday spaces of rest, pleasure and connection.

AVAILABLE WORK

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Luke Williams

Marloth Nature Reserve, Western Cape  

Acrylic on wood panel

(framed in kiaat)

64 x 70 cm

​R 20 000​

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Luke Williams

Two Smart Fellows

Acrylic on wood panel

Framed in kiaat

70 x 93 cm

​R 26 000​

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Luke Williams

Philip Kgosana Drive II

Acrylic on wood panel

Framed in kiaat

62 x 62 cm

​R 18 000​

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