sfartfair — House Of Seiko

Gary Katiya, Tyler Ormsby

San Francisco Art Fair
Booth F12

April 24 - April 28, 2024

Fort Mason Festival Pavilion
Landmark Building C
2 Marina Boulevard
San Francisco, CA

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inquiries: cole@houseofseiko.info

House of Seiko is pleased to present new work in painting by Gary Katiya and Tyler G. Ormsby.

Gary Katiya (b. 1997) is an artist based in Santa Rosa, CA. His work has appeared in Hit Gallery & Cushion Works in San Francisco.

Tyler G. Ormsby (b. 1994) is an artist based in San Francisco, CA. His artworks take shape through various mediums, emphasizing painting, drawing, and ceramics. He has previously exhibited work at galleries and institutions such as Ratio 3, New Sun Room, and the Watari Museum of Contemporary Art in Tokyo, Japan.

Both artists, significantly influenced by classical painting, wield tools forged through self-direction to illustrate quotidian romance, tragedy, silence, and the subtly shifting Northern California landscape. Through their growing friendship, Gary and Tyler have developed close correspondence, in which the exchange of thoughts on art and life is constant. Although separated by over fifty miles, their practices are innately tied to one another.

[pictured above]
Gary Katiya
Untitled (three paintings), 2024
oil on canvas
18 1/4” x 72 1/4” inches
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[pictured above, left]
Gary Katiya
Untitled (dancers), 2023
oil on canvas
18” x 24” inches
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[pictured above, right]
Gary Katiya
Untitled (self portrait), 2023
oil on canvas
18” x 24” inches
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[pictured above, left]
Gary Katiya
Untitled (erased image), 2024
oil on canvas
24” x 18” inches
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[pictured above, right]
Gary Katiya
Untitled (dinner), 2024
oil on canvas
18” x 24” inches
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[pictured above, left]
Tyler Ormsby
I Feel Relaxed With You, 2024
oil on canvas
35” x 44” inches
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[pictured above, right]
Tyler Ormsby
Northern Still Life, 2024
oil on canvas
38” x 42” inches
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[pictured above]
Tyler Ormsby
Classical Music, 2024
oil on canvas
84” x 56” inches
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photography courtesy of Graham Holoch