The main motif is dominated by thick, black shapes reminiscent of flames, sharp leaves, or rising petals. These forms, centered and rising from the bottom, lend the composition a vertical impulse, suggesting growth or eruption. The image is a visual battle between curved, organic lines (especially in the lower and left quarters) and angular, sharp lines (in the center and upper right). This contrast creates an internal tension: the organic is both supple and sharp. The red, concentrated mainly at the top and in the upper left quarter, is the warmest and most active element. It justifies the title “Red Flowers,” suggesting the idea of \u200b\u200bblossoming, passion, or wounding. It contrasts with the background. “Red Flowers” is intended to be an explosion of vitality and controlled aggression. She wants to express a more violent gesture and tension by using the contrast of colors to reinforce the theme of emergence or growth<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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