Image: The Drang Gallery, Padstow
The Drang Gallery in Padstow has featured Ella Zadok’s ‘Noon Reflections’ as part of a summer selection of new works presented across its website and email roundup. The gallery describes the series as a set of landscape-inspired abstract compositions that explore the interplay of light and water. The work is made in oil and pastel on canvas and is listed at 102 x 67 cm each.
The presentation places Zadok’s series alongside a wider group of recent additions announced under the heading ‘New Works To Discover This Summer’. The newsletter says the gallery has welcomed “an exciting selection of new paintings” over the past few weeks, while also noting that collectors are invited to request additional images, advice, or more information about the artists. No exhibition dates are given for Zadok’s work in the source material, and the gallery page presents it as one of several available works rather than as part of a separately timed show.
The Drang Gallery’s online feature page gives ‘Noon Reflections’ its own artwork entry, reinforcing the series’ place within the gallery’s current selection. The page identifies the medium simply as oil and pastel on canvas and repeats the dimensions as 102 x 67 cm each. Beyond that, the source text keeps the description concise, focusing on the visual premise of light and water rather than adding further interpretive claims.
The summer roundup also includes a range of other artists and works, underscoring the gallery’s broad contemporary inventory. Among them are Brian Bent’s ‘Summer Swells’, Charles Hollywood’s ‘Life’s A Beach Then You Die’, Nelson De La Nuez’s ‘High Maintenance’, Lauren Baker’s ‘Two Suns Commune’, Wolfgang Bloch’s ‘117-07 - edition’, Gstee’s ‘Harbour, St. Ives’, Lulu Ash’s ‘Lido, Jubilee Pool (Penzance)’, Jin Woo Prensena’s ‘Stay Salty, Waikiki, Oahu’, Holly Razavi’s ‘Picnic’, Dave Buonaguidi’s ‘Adventure Is Always a Good Idea’, John Van Hamersveld’s ‘The Big Wave’, Max Steven Grossman’s ‘Surf H’, and Nick Veasey’s ‘Land Rover After Surf’.
The gallery’s own website identifies The Drang Gallery as an independent gallery at 7–9 South Quay in Padstow, Cornwall. Its homepage also currently promotes ‘Salcombe Regatta at The Drang Gallery’ with dates of 27 July to 2 August 2026, but the source material does not connect that separate listing to Ella Zadok’s work. In the case of ‘Noon Reflections’, the verified record is limited to the artwork page and the summer new-works email.
For now, the most specific details available are the series title, medium, scale, and the gallery’s brief description of the subject matter. ‘Noon Reflections’ is presented as a landscape-inspired abstract series centered on the changing effects of light and water, shown in oil and pastel on canvas at 102 x 67 cm each.
