ANDREW CSAFORDI I ARTIST
Fine Art Encaustic Paintings

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Csafordi is a master of the ancient technique of encaustic painting - uses rich layers of pure beeswax, damar tree resin and dry pigments or oils, as well as fibre, wood, metal and other materials to create his unique painting style.

Realistic at times, impressionistic at other times, Csafordi creates textured paintings that call out to be touched. Andrew’s contemporary work invites the viewer to become explorers within his luminous compositions. Each work takes you on an imaginative voyage.

Click on the drop down menu above to view his collections of encaustic paintings - new works, in situ or his Ode to Joy collection, and to learn more about commissioning Andrew to create a unique piece for your space, or his encaustic painting workshops. For more information or to make a purchase, please contact ANDARA Gallery.

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Featured PAINTING I Video I "The Solitary Wanderer Sings"

Andrew Csafordi’s encaustic painting “The Solitary Wanderer Sings” (NOW SOLD) featured layers upon layers of melted beeswax, oil pigments, demar resin and mixed media carved into this work to create textures that longed to be touched and traced. The painting invited you to be "The “Solitary Wander” among the shadows of its many grooves and crevices. Drawing inspiration from the wisdom of trees and the landscape, Csafordi melted and carved into the depths of the wax to create sculptural and textural elements. Take a tour of this work in our latest video below.

His paintings create a focal point in any room and spark great conversation.  Visit ANDARA Gallery in person to see more of his stunning encaustic paintings; or call us at (613) 393-1572 for more information.

The Solitary Wanderer Sings, 2021 (SOLD)
Andrew Csaford
Encaustic, Beeswax Medium, Pigments, Oil  & Mixed Media
32 x 32 inches / 81.28 x 81.28 cm

Charming Art Gallery!

While in Prince Edward County, my husband and I visited Andara Gallery on the recommendation of many. We're so glad we did! We were greeted by Andrew, one of the two artists displaying work in the uniquely striped gallery. He kindly explained the techniques of encaustic painting (his work) and also talked about the other artist's equally impressive photographic work (his wife's). In addition, we toured his century barn which was a treasure-trove of their work. We were charmed both by the art and by Andrew's personality and would highly recommend a visit and/or a hands-on workshop.
 
Martha R

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