Green and Violet on Sandstone Flats looks closely at shallow freshwater moving across layered stone. Green reflection, violet shade, pale sandstone, and thin passages of water turn the bank itself into the subject.
This piece belongs to the When the Water’s Up collection, where changing water levels reveal new relationships between water, rock, plants, and reflected color. Rather than opening into a distant lake view, the artwork stays close to the surface. It holds the feeling of looking down and discovering how much color and movement can gather across wet stone.
The smooth matte surface of this giclée print is especially suited to the layered greens, violet shadows, broken reflections, and sandstone texture. Its unframed paper presentation allows the collector to choose a frame and mat that complement either the cool reflected color or the warmer stone beneath it.
Color Palette: Leading colors of reflected green and dusky violet; secondary colors of pale sandstone and shallow water blue; grounded by warm stone, olive growth, soft cream, and deep shadow at the water’s edge.
Print Details:
Green and Violet on Sandstone Flats looks closely at shallow freshwater moving across layered stone. Green reflection, violet shade, pale sandstone, and thin passages of water turn the bank itself into the subject.
This piece belongs to the When the Water’s Up collection, where changing water levels reveal new relationships between water, rock, plants, and reflected color. Rather than opening into a distant lake view, the artwork stays close to the surface. It holds the feeling of looking down and discovering how much color and movement can gather across wet stone.
The smooth matte surface of this giclée print is especially suited to the layered greens, violet shadows, broken reflections, and sandstone texture. Its unframed paper presentation allows the collector to choose a frame and mat that complement either the cool reflected color or the warmer stone beneath it.
Color Palette: Leading colors of reflected green and dusky violet; secondary colors of pale sandstone and shallow water blue; grounded by warm stone, olive growth, soft cream, and deep shadow at the water’s edge.
Print Details:
