In Break Through, Meghan Hildebrand draws on the spatial traditions of classical Chinese landscape painting, where space unfolds through layered planes and shifting viewpoints rather than a single fixed perspective. Mountains, clouds, and water move across the canvas in rhythmic bands, creating a landscape that feels expansive and dreamlike.

Built from fragments of colour, pattern, and gesture, the scene drifts between abstraction and landscape. Hildebrand’s terrain becomes less about geography and more about imagination, inviting the viewer to wander through a world where forms shift, dissolve, and reappear across overlapping horizons.