Each of the paintings captures the same landscape, observing how one scene can change so vastly throughout the days and months. Although the viewpoint of each piece may be the same, each has its own mood and personality. Where some may feature the cool glow of twilight, another may capture the warmth of the setting sun.

After Rowan originally painted the foreground, his process was replicated in a reverse giclée printing technique, applied in layers to the glass. The artist has then meticulously hand-painted each landscape using his innovative reverse painting technique to create a collection of stunning unique artworks which follow the moments of change in a single landscape and the feelings of awe they inspire.

Inspired by the wild, untouched landscape of Loch Hourn in Scotland, Richard Rowan has captured its dynamic beauty throughout this collection. Rowan found the loch to be one of those rare places where you can observe almost every kind of sky, from auroras that light up the night, to the Milky Way stretching overhead, to fiery sunsets, soft sunrises and dramatic rolling clouds.

Finding that the landscape shifted minute by minute, the artist felt compelled to paint moments that others might miss, allowing the viewer to stop and take the time to appreciate the wonder of the world around us.