Hetty Haxworth's "Aqueous VII" mesmerizes with its fluid interplay of form and color, inviting viewers into a world of abstract expression. This screenprint, measuring 58 x 100 cm unframed, showcases Haxworth's mastery in balancing simplicity and complexity. The composition features bold shapes—a deep blue oval, a vibrant red rectangle, and overlapping circles in shades of turquoise and lavender—set against a serene backdrop. The delicate lines connecting these forms suggest a sense of movement and interconnectedness, evoking both tranquility and dynamic energy. The artwork's vivid palette and graceful design create an atmosphere that is both contemplative and invigorating.

Exploring Scottish Abstract Traditions
"Aqueous VII" reflects contemporary Scottish art's engagement with abstract concepts, drawing inspiration from the fluidity and unpredictability of natural elements. By embracing a minimalist aesthetic, Haxworth connects her work to broader themes of balance and harmony found in Scotland's landscapes. The piece, through its careful curation of color and form, offers a unique interpretation of Scotland's artistic traditions, transforming any space with its elegant simplicity and cultural resonance. As part of a curated collection, it underscores the importance of supporting local talent and living with art that inspires reflection and appreciation.