Margaretann Bennett's "Frontier" presents a striking exploration of boundaries and transitions within abstract form. This acrylic on cradled wood panel (64 x 64 cm framed) offers a textured landscape where earthy rusts bleed into muted whites and deep grays, evoking a sense of both movement and stillness. Bennett's technique, with layered textures and subtle variations in tone, invites viewers to delve into the interplay of surface and depth. The work captures a moment of introspection, suggesting both the passage of time and the impermanence of borders.

Frontier: Scottish Landscapes and Beyond
"Frontier" resonates with broader themes of division and connection, reflecting the complex and rugged beauty of Scotland's landscapes. Bennett's piece, through its abstract lens, draws attention to the unseen stories and histories embedded in the land. This contemporary Scottish work embodies a unique interpretation of the natural world, offering a transformative presence in any space. It encourages reflection on our relationship with the environment and the ever-shifting lines that define our world, both physically and metaphorically.