Stepping into the realm of the abstract, this captivating print offers a modernistic tribute to the wild beauty of the Scottish moors. The composition captures the essence of Beinn Eighe's sundew-adorned wetlands, reimagining the traditional landscape through the fragmented lens of Cubism, where reality is refracted and geometric forms reign.

In the foreground, the fiery hues of the sundew plants blaze with a vibrant intensity, their orange and red tones a stark contrast against the more muted palette surrounding them. The flora is depicted with angular lines and stylised shapes, a nod to the Cubist penchant for reducing subjects to their geometric constituents.

Beneath a sky subtly divided into abstract shapes and soft washes of colour, craggy mountains rise in a medley of fractured planes and varied shades. Dark greens and earth tones mingle to create a sense of depth and texture, while the interplay of shadow and light brings a dramatic dimensionality to the rolling hillsides.

A serene body of water mirrors the scene, doubling the visual feast with its distorted reflections. Smooth and uninterrupted, the water’s surface adds a calming element amidst the dynamic dissection of forms, grounding the sensory exploration of the terrestrial elements.

This striking print, part of the 'Scottish Flowers and Flora' collection, is a celebration of both nature and the avant-garde, a reverie in colour and form that invites contemplation and captures the imagination. It offers a portal to a Beinn Eighe reinvented, where nature's organic lines are reimagined through a Cubist perspective, creating a piece that is as thought-provoking as it is aesthetically enchanting.