Nael Hanna

the rugged drama of the Lomond Hills rising above the Fife countryside. The foreground bursts with textured foliage and warm earth tones, while the distant snow‑touched peaks sit beneath a cool, luminous sky.

Hanna’s palette shifts from earthy browns and greens to icy whites and deep blues, creating a dynamic contrast between the warmth of the land and the crisp clarity of the hills. A pale moon or sun hangs above the horizon, adding a quiet, contemplative note to the composition. The result is a landscape that feels both grounded in place and emotionally charged—an interpretation rather than a literal view, shaped by weather, memory, and the artist’s unmistakable energy.

This painting sits firmly within the tradition of contemporary Scottish art, where landscape is not simply depicted but experienced through colour, texture, and atmosphere.