This week, abstract art engages with nature in a deliberately understated language, composed of rhythms, textures and pauses. The works do not describe the world: they suggest its forces, tensions and fragile balances. We find echoes of landscapes, not as they are seen, but as they are felt: shifting, essential, sometimes suspended. Between abstraction and nature, something flows without imposing itself, like a gentle, almost silent presence that invites us to slow down our gaze.