A dynamic five-person group exhibition exploring the convergence of landscape, abstraction, and the concept of place. The exhibition challenges traditional representations of the natural world by merging the boundaries between landscape and abstraction. Through diverse mediums—painting, photography, sculpture, and mixed media—the artists explore how space is felt, remembered, and reimagined. Their interpretations range from personal archives and fragmented cityscapes to organic forms and abstract gestures that speak to both the tangible and the ephemeral. "Traces" invites viewers to consider how landscapes are more than physical environments—they are spaces of memory, movement, and meaning. Each artist brings a unique perspective on how a place is constructed through time, layers, and perception. This prompts questions about belonging, identity, and our evolving relationship to the land, both natural and constructed.