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From Ian Clements

  1. Der Langlöifer by Ian Clements, Image 1.

    Der Langlöifer

    Watercolour

    47 x 31 cm (18.5 x 12.2 in)

    CHF 2,400

  2. Playing in the Sand by Ian Clements, Image 1.

    Playing in the Sand

    Watercolour

    33.5 x 49 cm (13.19 x 19.29 in)

    CHF 2,600

  3. To David's by Ian Clements, Image 1.

    To David's

    Watercolour

    13 x 28 cm (5.12 x 11.02 in)

  4. Lady walking Dog by Ian Clements, Image 1.

    Lady walking Dog

    Watercolour

    33 x 23 cm (12.99 x 9.06 in)

    CHF 1,300

  5. No Title, Image 1.

    No Title

    Watercolour

    33 x 46 cm (12.99 x 18.11 in)

  6. Untitled, Image 1.

    Untitled

    Watercolour

    17 x 23 cm (6.69 x 9.06 in)

  7. Watching the world go by by Ian Clements, Image 1.

    Watching the world go by

    Watercolour

    33 x 49 cm (12.99 x 19.29 in)

    CHF 2,600

  8. Sunday Driver by Ian Clements, Image 1.

    Sunday Driver

    Watercolour

    35 x 57 cm (13.78 x 22.44 in)

    CHF 3,400

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IAN CLEMENTS

Ian Clements is a contemporary painter based in Engelberg, Switzerland, working primarily in watercolour and charcoal. His practice centres on landscape and figurative subjects, developed through a process of sketches, photographic reference, and memory.

Working from these sources, Ian Clements reconstructs scenes that sit between presence and dissolution. His work is concerned less with depiction than with perception — how light, atmosphere, and human activity are retained, edited, and re-formed over time. Forms are reduced, edges remain unstable, and images emerge only provisionally, reflecting the fluid behaviour of the medium itself.

Alongside his landscapes of Central Switzerland, Ian Clements’ figurative works explore moments of quiet observation and distance — figures held within shared spaces, often defined by posture and relation rather than identity. Across both strands, the work maintains a consistent focus on transience, ambiguity, and the instability of memory.

Ian Clements’ paintings are held in private collections, and a comprehensive archive of his work is maintained on Artwork Archive.

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