Fluorescent paintings are artworks that use special pigments to create bright, glowing colors when exposed to ultraviolet (UV) light. These pigments absorb UV light and re-emit it as visible light, resulting in vibrant hues that can appear to "pop" off the canvas. Artists often use these materials to enhance the visual impact of their work, creating a dynamic experience for viewers. These paintings are commonly found in modern art, galleries, and even in commercial spaces. The use of fluorescent paint can also be seen in street art and neon signs, where the glowing effect adds an eye-catching element. Fluorescent paintings can change dramatically under different lighting conditions, making them unique and engaging.