Patterns in Still Water

The surface of the water becomes an abstract canvas, where reflections of trees and foliage dissolve into shifting lines and broken colour. Vertical forms are stretched and softened, creating a rhythmic pattern of greens, golds, and muted browns that move gently across the frame. The image sits between realism and abstraction — recognisable yet transformed — inviting the viewer to interpret rather than simply observe. Subtle ripples distort the reflection just enough to create movement, while the underlying structure remains intact. It is a study in light, texture, and perception, offering a more contemporary and interpretive perspective on the landscape.

A sense of movement and artistic abstraction, bringing colour and intrigue to any space.

Each print is produced using archival pigment inks on Hahnemühle Cotton Rag 308gsm, a premium fine art paper prized for its natural white tone, subtle texture, and exceptional longevity. Cotton rag paper is acid-free and lignin-free, ensuring your print remains vibrant and true to colour for well over 100 years when displayed and stored correctly.

This print is available in two sizes:

• A3+ (329 × 483mm)
• A2 (420 × 594mm)

For more detail go to our Fine Art Prints page.

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