A curation by Rose Boutboul, Independent Curator at - Here, the landscape no longer describes a place: it invents itself. It is not a horizon that we recognize, but an impression, a breath, a memory of light. Abstract Landscapes brings together artists who paint what cannot be seen — the density of the air before the rain, the silence of a field, the vertigo of an overwhelming sky. Through oil, acrylic, or digital media, matter becomes territory. Pigments move like winds, layers overlap like seasons. Each canvas exists between figuration and sensation, between intimate cartography and pure visual energy. Here, the aim is not to represent the world, but to experience it. Forms fade away, color takes over: the horizon becomes abstraction, the landscape becomes emotion. These are fragments of inner spaces, landscapes of the soul—both familiar and elusive. A journey without a compass, but with the certainty of recognizing something of oneself in it.