Capturing the essence of the Scottish highlands, this abstract print evokes the atmosphere of Càrn an t-Sagairt Mòr, one of the esteemed Munros. The work is a contemporary tapestry of hues and shapes that suggests a landscape while breaking free from the constraints of literal representation.
Dominating the composition, expansive blocks of muted greys, charcoals, and creams form geological layers, intersecting with bracing horizontals and verticals that give a nod to the rugged topography. Flecks of warm yellows and muted oranges cut through the coolness, reminiscent of the fleeting sunlight over the mountainous terrain. Each brushstroke and texture is deliberate, bringing an elemental quality to the piece.
In the upper register, a solitary pale circle hovers like a diffused moon over gentle hills which rise and fall in soft undulations, their outlines softened by the abstract form. This solitary point of focus in an otherwise complex interplay of form and space invites contemplation, drawing the viewer into a serene, yet powerful, highland reverie.
As part of the 'Scottish Munros' collection, this print resonates with those who appreciate the richness of abstract art and the evocative power of Scotland's natural landscapes. It's a testament to the beauty of abstraction, allowing viewers to find their own meaning in the interplay of colour and structure.
