Here We are in Croydon 1979

"Here We Are in Croydon" is a painting by British artist Howard Hodgkin, created in 1979. The abstract composition features a prominent red frame that surrounds a dark central area, suggesting a window looking out onto a scene. The dark interior of the frame is punctuated by streaks of green and black paint, creating a sense of depth and mystery. Hodgkin’s paintings, often characterized by vibrant colors and gestural brushstrokes, explore themes of memory, place, and personal experience, reflecting the emotional intensity of everyday life.