During his time in Lisbon, Ekta embraced the city through wandering rather than planning. Without maps or expectations, he walked, painted in the streets, and absorbed the shifting colors and atmospheres of different neighborhoods. The relaxed rhythm of the city and its ambient hues left a lasting impression. Back in his studio, he translated that energy into bold geometric forms and a carefully chosen palette inspired by Lisbon’s light and architecture. The print captures not a literal landscape, but the vitality and freedom he experienced while getting lost in the city.

In Gothenburg’s historic Landala Egnahem district, Martine Johanna discovered a preserved harmony between architecture and nature. Walking through snow-covered streets, she was drawn to the dark wooden houses and quiet winter light. The area’s timeless character inspired a merging of trees and structures within her composition. Her print evokes austere beauty through layered tones and careful detail, reflecting the stillness and mystery she experienced. The work becomes a symbolic dwelling—part shelter, part forest—capturing a fleeting sense of balance between human design and natural surroundings.

The turquoise lakes and cascading waterfalls of Plitvice National Park offered Timo Kuilder a quiet escape from urban life. Long drives through foggy mountains and immersive hikes heightened his awareness of nature’s stillness. His print distills lush forests and vivid waters into simplified shapes and calm composition. Through minimal forms and restrained color, the work reflects clarity found in slowing down. It serves as a reminder of how natural environments recalibrate the senses and inspire renewed focus.

Traveling across upstate New York, Charlie Edmiston discovered lush forests and expansive sculpture parks that challenged his sense of scale. Inspired by monumental abstract forms, he focused on purity of shape and color. The print centers on floating geometric elements drawn from observed landscapes, emphasizing simplicity over density. Through carefully selected hues and spatial restraint, the work reflects how exposure to large-scale abstraction can refine perspective, transforming travel impressions into distilled visual impact.