Graystone Gallery in Edinburgh is mounting an exhibition looking at what lies beyond what is immediately visible and the limits of perspective, giving way to the realm of suggestion – what you can see and what you can’t.
The exhibition, Beyond This Horizon, brings together a diverse group of contemporary artists (Poppy Cyster, Madeleine Gardiner, Connie Leibschner and Katy Sawrey), each interpreting the idea of horizons – literal and metaphorical – through their works, using their unique visual vocabularies to draw the eye forward. The Gallery asked them to consider what lies beyond the limits of the canvas and the frame and what would be encountered just out of sight? What cues could lead you in that direction?
Familiar forms and landscapes are deconstructed and dissolved into colours, textures, and shapes that evoke feelings more than specific scenes.
The Gallery supports the Own Art finance scheme, which makes purchasing artworks more affordable through payment by instalments.




