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30th May 2021, From the Studio, 2021
Three iPad paintings comprising a single work, printed on paper, mounted on dibond
25 4/5 × 111 in | 65.5 × 282 cm
Edition of 25
David Hockney’s 30th May 2021, From the Studio is a panoramic vision of the English countryside, executed in his celebrated digital medium of the iPad. Composed of three separate iPad paintings joined as a single continuous scene, the work unfolds as a luminous study of nature in late spring. The composition captures the freshness of the season with rolling green fields, scattered trees in various stages of bloom, and a wide, expansive sky filled with drifting clouds rendered in Hockney’s distinctive, almost tactile brushstrokes. At the centre of the work, a house with a steep red roof nestles among trees, both framing and grounding the scene, while paths and open spaces draw the eye into the depth of the landscape. A bench to the left foreground suggests human presence without intrusion, inviting viewers into a contemplative encounter with the countryside. The trees—some still bare, others newly leafed—highlight Hockney’s ongoing fascination with cycles of growth, change, and renewal. The choice of the iPad as a medium underscores Hockney’s enduring commitment to innovation and experimentation. By translating painterly tradition into digital technology, he merges timeless subject matter—the rural landscape—with contemporary tools, achieving vivid colour saturation and immediacy. Mounted on dibond, the large-scale work takes on a physical presence that belies its digital origins, bridging the gap between screen and canvas. 30th May 2021, From the Studio belongs to Hockney’s later body of work created during his time in Normandy, where he immersed himself in the changing seasons of the French and English countryside. Like much of his recent practice, this work offers both personal reflection and universal meditation—an affirmation of the beauty of ordinary days, rendered with the clarity, joy, and visual rhythm that define Hockney’s mature style.
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30th May 2021, From the Studio · David Hockney · Seoul Auction · 2026-03 · $612,766


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David Hockney's iPad Drawings represent a pivotal moment in contemporary art history, where one of Britain's most celebrated living artists embraced digital technology to expand the boundaries of mark-making. Created between 2010 and 2012, this groundbreaking series demonstrates Hockney's fearless experimentation and proves that artistic mastery transcends medium. Works such as Self Portrait II and Self Portrait IV (both 2012) showcase the artist's continued investigation of identity and representation, while pieces like Eiffel Tower by Day (2010) and Moujik (2010) reveal his undiminished capacity for capturing light, color, and form with fresh immediacy. These digital compositions maintain Hockney's signature chromatic brilliance and compositional sophistication while introducing new possibilities for spontaneity and revision that traditional media cannot offer.
The technical innovation of this series cannot be overstated. Working with the Brushes app on his iPad, Hockney created these works with his thumb and fingers, developing an entirely new gestural vocabulary. Pieces like Five Candles (2011) and My Shirt and Trousers (2010) demonstrate how the digital medium allowed for unprecedented color layering and luminosity, while Will It Ever Work (2011) and Life (2012) explore existential themes through the tablet's unique capabilities. Each work was created as a native digital artwork, later printed in limited editions using archival pigment printing techniques that preserve the vibrancy and detail of the original digital files.
From a market perspective, Hockney's iPad Drawings occupy a significant position within the artist's broader oeuvre and the contemporary digital art landscape. As Hockney's auction records continue to climb—solidifying his position among the world's most valuable living artists—the iPad series offers collectors an accessible entry point while representing a documented chapter in art historical evolution. These works bridge traditional and digital art markets, appealing to both established Hockney collectors and forward-thinking contemporary art enthusiasts. The series' importance only grows as museums worldwide, including major institutions, acquire examples for their permanent collections.
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