Capturing the serene essence of St Monans Harbour in Fife, this print embodies the tranquillity and stillness of a coastal scene stripped down to its elemental forms. The artist’s deft use of minimalist techniques conjures a soothing palette of blues and greens, transporting the viewer to a calm seaside morning where the waters are as still as glass. The dominant hues of cerulean, teal, and navy convey the depth and diversity of the sea, juxtaposed against the overcast sky that subtly transitions from an icy blue to a soft, muted white.

Constructed with geometric simplicity, the print features an uncomplicated rendition of the harbour buildings, their box-like forms capturing the characteristic architecture without unnecessary detail, embracing the minimalism’s less-is-more philosophy. The clean lines and flat planes of colour lend a modernist touch to the portrayal, while a singular sailboat emerges as the focal point, its solitary journey a reflection of quietude and introspection.

The composition employs an interplay of light and shadow, creating an abstract interpretation of the sun's reflection on the water’s surface and the contrasting textures of the harbour walls. Perfect for enthusiasts of modern art looking to introduce a whisper of coastal calm to their space, this print is a testament to the power of simplicity in art. It is an invitation to pause and reflect, to find respite in the embrace of minimalist beauty and the timeless allure of the sea.