Iain Stewart's large-scale photographs of land sea and sky have been exhibited widely in Europe and the
USA over the last 10 years. The works included in this exhibition move from lush colourfield abstractions to the
pounding dark skies and overtly Romantic references of his recent Cape Wrath and 58º North series. Much of
Stewart's landscape work suggests a journey, but one where there is "no place of arrival ... I want it to work on a
number of levels - if you want to take it as a journey from dawn to dusk, that's ok. But it's not meant to be limited
in narrative terms… My process is one of simplification ...like a poem, taking out words and taking out and seeing how
far you can go before it stops having meaning?"