Jane Hunter's "The Pull of the Moon" captivates with its ethereal blend of ink and mixed media on raw canvas. Measuring 79 x 79 cm, this artwork conveys a serene yet dynamic interplay of translucent blues and greens, evoking the mysterious allure of lunar influence. The layered forms suggest waves or celestial bodies, inviting viewers into a contemplative space that balances abstraction with gentle movement. Hunter's technique, marked by delicate linework and subtle shifts in opacity, creates a visual rhythm that mirrors the cyclical nature of tides and time.

Connecting to Scottish Landscapes and Heritage
Rooted in the tradition of Scottish artistic exploration, "The Pull of the Moon" reflects a deep connection to the natural world and its rhythms. This piece embodies contemporary Scottish art's ability to reinterpret and express the profound relationship between landscape and cultural heritage. As part of a carefully curated selection, Hunter's work not only enhances the environment it inhabits but also transforms it by bringing a sense of tranquility and introspection. Through her unique interpretation, Hunter invites us to explore the unseen forces that shape our world, encouraging a personal and ongoing dialogue with the art and its broader themes.