This acrylic painting explores the playful relationship between floral forms, geometric shapes, and color. Painted on an 8×8-inch circular wood panel, bold blooms are layered over a rhythmic background of concentric forms and graphic shapes, creating a composition that feels both organic and structured.
The circular panel becomes part of the visual language, echoing the curves of petals while creating a contained space for experimentation. Bold lines, unexpected color relationships, and repeating geometric forms give the piece a contemporary, energetic quality while keeping the flower at its center.
Part of the Bloom Studies series, this work is an exploration of how simple shapes, color, and botanical forms can come together to create something joyful, unexpected, and entirely new.
Acrylic on 8×8-inch circular wood panel.
