Relief panels (Geometric 1)

You'll find these geometric relief panels tucked away in Fife, and they're the sort of thing that stops you mid-stride. Bold, angular forms that seem to shift depending on how the light hits them - that's what abstract relief work does when it's done properly. The panels are geometric in the truest sense: clean lines, mathematical precision, yet somehow they're not cold or sterile. There's real craft in how they've been executed.

This is gallery work, so it's a quiet experience. Not the sort of place to drag reluctant teenagers to, but if you're into modernist sculpture or abstract art at all, it's worth an hour of your time. The kind of thing that makes you think about form and space in a way a painting simply won't.

Glenrothes is the nearest town - small enough that you won't be hunting for an hour - and if you're camped at Balbirnie Park Caravan and Motorhome Club Campsite or Kingdom Caravan Park, both just a couple of miles out, this slots nicely into a morning's exploring. Don't expect a massive collection. Go for the quality rather than quantity. Opening hours and admission details aren't clear from here, so ring ahead or check before you head over - nothing worse than planning a gallery visit only to find it's closed.