Where the Ancient Lands Meet

$950.00

Two ancient landscapes meet across distance, memory and belonging.

Where the Ancient Lands Meet brings together two places that carry deep histories — Jordan and Australia — within one imagined landscape. Uluru appears beyond an architectural arch, creating a visual meeting point between the ancient lands of my heritage and the country that became my home.

The arch acts as a threshold rather than simply a frame. Through it, one landscape opens onto another, allowing places separated by geography and culture to coexist within the same space.

Layers of texture, softened colour and light blur the boundary between memory and present experience. The work reflects a recurring idea within my Between Two Homelands series: belonging does not always require choosing one place over another. Both can become part of how we understand home.

We carry the landscapes that shaped us, even as we learn to belong somewhere new.

Medium: Mixed media on canvas
Dimensions: 60 × 60 cm
Year: 2026
Framed — ready to hang

Two ancient landscapes meet across distance, memory and belonging.

Where the Ancient Lands Meet brings together two places that carry deep histories — Jordan and Australia — within one imagined landscape. Uluru appears beyond an architectural arch, creating a visual meeting point between the ancient lands of my heritage and the country that became my home.

The arch acts as a threshold rather than simply a frame. Through it, one landscape opens onto another, allowing places separated by geography and culture to coexist within the same space.

Layers of texture, softened colour and light blur the boundary between memory and present experience. The work reflects a recurring idea within my Between Two Homelands series: belonging does not always require choosing one place over another. Both can become part of how we understand home.

We carry the landscapes that shaped us, even as we learn to belong somewhere new.

Medium: Mixed media on canvas
Dimensions: 60 × 60 cm
Year: 2026
Framed — ready to hang