Clio Art Fair Spotlight: A review by Sherwin Cadore

Tsering Dicky
7 days ago
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Sherwin cadore standing in front of a wall displaying colorful paintings in an art gallery. Paintings feature landscapes, people, and abstract designs.

Artist Sherwin Cadore in his studio

“My work is grounded in a deep appreciation for the natural world and the people who move through it. As an oil painter, I explore the quiet conversations between realism and abstraction, searching for the place where the familiar becomes surprising. My portraits reflect the nuances of the human form and our connection to the landscapes—real or imagined—that shape us.

My path as an artist began with a choice to leave behind a corporate life in pursuit of something more authentic. Painting became a source of freedom, self-discovery, and inner peace. Each piece holds a fragment of that personal transformation. Whether I am depicting a face, a scene from nature, or something born entirely from imagination, my goal is to invite viewers into a moment of reflection and to inspire them to look at their world through a refreshed, more curious lens.”

~ Sherwin Cadore

Sherwin Cadore exhibited his work in the past at the 20th edition of Clio Art Fair, held from September 4–7, 2025. Here is a short interview with the artist and a review of his experience at Clio Art Fair.

Sherwin, can you please describe your art in four words?

Reflective, dynamic, soulful, calming

What inspires your art?

Nature walks and people watching

How would you describe your experience at Clio Art Fair?

Exhibiting with Clio was fantastic. The location in the heart of the Chelsea gallery scene was superb, offering easy accessibility for serious collectors as well as casual art lovers. The intimate, well-lit space showcased the work beautifully, and the Clio team handled the logistics seamlessly. For me, it was a successful and fulfilling experience on all fronts.