Leo du Feu's Homecoming Show: A Journey of Art & Nature

West Lofian artist Leo DeFue is dropping his biggest solo show yet, called Homecoming,

right back in his hometown at Lynn Lifco Berg Hall's gallery.

It kicks off Friday, May 22nd, and runs straight through September 17th, 2026, packing in

his bold paintings at Trace, his journey from local kid to pro.

This exhibit spotlights how his style has grown, weaving in nature, landscapes, wildlife,

and deep storytelling vibes.

He'll catch fresh pieces inspired by his life as a dad and pass to emotional balance, showing

their real evolution in his brushwork.

The gallery itself hits a milestone this year, marking 15 years since its big refurb and

opening back in April 2011.

It's hosted over 50 shows, artist chats, and workshops, pulling in national collabs

and building a real hub for contemporary art.

Leo's all about painting live in the wild, hopping trains as Scott Reel's community

rail champion to scout spots.

He also tackles massive canvases in his five studio and crafts tiny, hand engraved woodprints

that pack a punch.

Swing by for free, but spots are tight email your details and guess count to that address

or call 0-1-50628-2720.

Grab the limited edition leaflet from late May, or download it online, and dive into Leo's

roots shaping tomorrow's art.

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This is Edinburgh News today, I'm Corey with The Story.