Works · Chapter II
Horses & Landscapes
For Lootah, landscape is never simply observed; it is remembered. The desert carries silence, distance and freedom. Trees surface from the mist like recollections; horses cross open space as though they belong to the wind. The horse is more than a symbol of Arab heritage: it is instinct, grace and movement, a living presence bound to the earth. She does not set out to reproduce a precise place. She searches for what remains inside us after we have left it. Sand becomes memory. Sky becomes distance. The horse becomes freedom.
On giving
Art, for her, is meant to give, not to take: she invites the viewer to come close to a painting and feel its energy.
Art in the Middle, 2025

Works in this chapter
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#024
The Power
150 × 150 cm
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#025
Mare and Foal
100 × 78 cm
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#026
The Riders
101 × 186 cm
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#027
Red Earth
100 × 100 cm
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#028
The Lone Tree
100 × 110 cm
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#029
Morning Mist
120 × 180 cm
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#030
The Grove
120 × 180 cm
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#069
The Tree
121 × 243 cm
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#070
Red Horizon
70 × 50 cm
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#071
Nightfall
99.6 × 79.8 cm
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#072
Jerusalem
97.2 × 70 cm










