Gardjola (2025) presents one of Malta’s most iconic coastal structures as both architectural form and symbolic presence. Bathed in warm, sunlit tones, the historic watchtower rises against a clear Mediterranean sky, its textured stone rendered through expressive, confident brushwork.

Goshe’s use of acrylics and oils creates a rich surface where light, shadow, and movement coexist, evoking the quiet vigilance of the gardjola overlooking the sea. Subtle abstraction emerges in the treatment of walls and water, allowing the structure to feel timeless rather than fixed in a specific moment.

The painting balances realism with painterly interpretation, transforming a familiar landmark into a meditation on protection, endurance, and the enduring dialogue between land and sea.

Ready to hang: Yes
Weight: 1 kg
Style: Impressionism, Fine Art
Subject: The iconic Gardjola watchtower perched at the edge of Senglea’s bastion, overlooking the vast expanse of Malta’s Grand Harbour
Signature: Hand-signed by artist, front side of the artwork
Certificate of Authenticity: Included, issued by Fortelier’s art advisory board