A curation by Natalie Slater, Curator at Singulart - This selection brings together artists who return to green spaces as places of observation, stillness, and retreat. Whether depicting winding paths, open lawns, or dense clusters of trees, each work captures the shifting relationship between light and landscape. Sunlight filters through branches, shadows stretch across walkways, and familiar landscapes become studies in atmosphere rather than destination. Some artists approach these scenes with precision, while others lean into a looser, more painterly language, yet all share an attention to the quiet rhythms of being outdoors. What emerges is a portrait of green space as experience rather than destination. Whether a formal park, a shaded pathway, or a more untamed landscape, these scenes are shaped by movement, changing light, and moments of quiet attention. The pace slows, and the act of looking becomes the subject itself.