James Vella Clark is an artist synonymous with the Maltese landscape genre. Joseph Agius talks to him about his latest exhibition, which celebrates an anniversary and developments in his art TWENTY is an anniversary exhibition of 20 paintings, 20 years since your first exhibition Beyond Perspectives. That exhibition investigated the Paul Klee/Esprit Barthet/Pawl Carbonaro legacy and, perhaps, the awe and admiration you felt for these and other artists who tackled the landscape/urban landscape genre as a new language. Is this exhibition about new directions and shedding off old skin through a more personal and intimate style, without denouncing your artistic origins?