This artwork adds a contemporary dimension to the phenomenon of color change in the world of art, where colors are not static but evolve with the environment. This creates a dynamic interaction between the work and its viewer as well as the space in which it hangs. Originally in orange and green, it can change to orange and blue depending on the context. This gives the painting a unique versatility. The mysterious look and colors make “Shallow Water” so enchanting. Painted in a striking green/blue and orange palette, this work takes inspiration from the town of Ramatuelle in the south of France.

The painting is a one-of-a-kind, hand painted stripes painting by Montana Engels.

Special about the technique is that Montana invented this way of painting and that when looking at it up close it looks abstract while the further you move away from the painting, the MORE detailed it gets.