In the 20th century, landscape art experienced a metamorphosis, as artists embarked on experimental journeys, redefining the boundaries of reality and imagination. The 21st century witnesses a tantalizing question hanging in the air: will landscapes return to their traditional roots, or will they venture into realms even more abstract and fantastical?
Within this artistic milieu, Miska Mohmmed emerges as a luminary, her creations drawing from the undulating landscapes of her Sudanese home, nestled beside the mighty Nile River. In her semi-abstract works, Miska masterfully interweaves land, water, air, and flora, creating a symphony of colors and lines that dance across the canvas. Her art embodies the delicate balance between the bustling energy of urban life and the serene tranquility of nature, inviting viewers into a dreamscape where reality and fantasy converge.
