Aspen Art Fair 2026: Booth A2

Cadogan Gallery is delighted to announce its participation at Aspen Art Fair 2026, where we will present a two-person exhibition of new works by Deborah Tarr and Ramon Enrich.

Though distinct in approach, both artists are united by a sensitive exploration of place. Deborah Tarr's quietly atmospheric paintings evoke remembered landscapes that exist somewhere between observation and recollection. Her works are both carefully considered and beautifully restrained. In counterpoint, Ramon Enrich's architectural compositions transform geometric forms into surreal, imagined environments that unfold beneath elusive, multi-directional light. His work produces scenes that are Mediterranean in tone yet untethered to time or location. Together, their works offer complementary perspectives on landscape, memory and place.

For further information or to request a preview, please contact us at info@cadogangallery.com.

Deborah Tarr's paintings are shaped by a process of careful decision-making, where restraint and refinement are as important as the act of painting itself. Working between abstraction and figuration, she creates works that are both deeply personal and evocative, drawing on places, memories and lived experience. Celebrated for their expressive use of colour and strong sense of materiality, each painting is conceived as a complete object, with the carefully chosen frame forming an integral part of the finished work.

Ramon Enrich's paintings explore the intersection of architecture, landscape and abstraction through carefully constructed geometric compositions. Drawing inspiration from rationalist architecture, he creates enigmatic spaces where buildings become sculptural forms, untethered from function or narrative. Reduced to their essential shapes and animated by a luminous palette, his works blur perspectives and evoke timeless, dreamlike environments. Through this distinctive visual language, Enrich transforms familiar architectural forms into contemplative studies of colour, space and perception.