No. 1
20 × 20 cm
Pink, terracotta, and muted ochre condense the bouquet into an intimate and vibrant square, as though the petals had been gathered by memory rather than arranged for display.
Installation note
Favor a clear, uninterrupted stretch of wall so that the square format can retain its full inner intensity. Placed near the entrance, the work establishes the exhibition’s first pulse, before the cooler works open outward.
No. 2
20 × 20 cm
Cream, citron, and olive bring the bouquet into a brighter register, allowing the flowers to flare outward while the painting retains real density at its center.
Installation note
Place the work where the space needs lightness and breathing room. Beside darker fountains or marine paintings, it resets the eye and visually expands the wall.
No. 3
20 × 20 cm
Luminous blues, brilliant yellows, and touches of pink and orange form an airy bouquet, with the flowers seeming to disperse freely around the small central vase.
Installation note
Place the work in a space with clear, even light. It introduces a particularly effective freshness of color between denser or darker works.
No. 4
20 × 20 cm
Against an intense red background, white flowers and green foliage gather in a decorated vase, creating a vivid contrast between the warmth of the field and the freshness of the bouquet.
Installation note
Neutral lighting will preserve the strength of the red while maintaining the clarity of the white flowers. The work functions particularly well as a chromatic accent within a quieter ensemble.
No. 5
20 × 20 cm
Blue-green flowers rise from a deep blue vase, their organic forms standing out against a light background where touches of yellow and turquoise give the bouquet a luminous energy.
Installation note
Allow sufficient space around the work for the verticality of the bouquet to unfold. It brings a fresh and structured presence to a wall composed of more horizontal works.
No. 6
20 × 20 cm
A lush bouquet of white and yellow flowers stands out against a deep blue background, while green foliage and small touches of orange give the composition an almost festive vibration.
Installation note
Placing it near a light-colored wall will strengthen the contrast between the blue background and the luminous bouquet. Position it where a strong burst of chromatic breathing space is desired.
No. 7
20 × 20 cm
Pink and white flowers unfold in a delicate vase, while green foliage and touches of yellow create a light and abundant arrangement against a luminous background.
Installation note
The work benefits from soft, even lighting. It can introduce a gentler floral note between compositions with more assertive colors.
No. 8
20 × 20 cm
Reds, oranges, and yellows flare into a dense bouquet, set in a blue vase and placed against an intense pink background. The composition plays on the encounter between warm and cool colors.
Installation note
Place it where the space can accommodate strong chromatic intensity. Beside more restrained works, it acts as an immediate point of energy.
No. 9
20 × 20 cm
Luminous yellow flowers unfold in broad strokes around a deep blue vase, against a pink background that heightens their brilliance and transforms the bouquet into an almost solar presence.
Installation note
Even lighting will preserve the freshness of the yellows and the depth of the blue. The work functions particularly well as a luminous punctuation within a series of small-format works.
No. 10
20 × 20 cm
Blues, yellows, violets, and touches of orange mingle in a lush bouquet, while the blue vase almost merges into the chromatic field, creating a sense of depth.
Installation note
Allow enough distance for the different touches of color to come together visually. The work benefits from entering into dialogue with other floral compositions rather than standing alone.
No. 11
20 × 20 cm
A delicate bouquet of pink, yellow, and blue flowers unfolds from a small central vase, while the horizontal bands of the background introduce a graphic structure that balances the freedom of the floral forms.
Installation note
The composition benefits from being hung at eye level. Its horizontal organization creates a natural transition between vertical works and broader formats.
No. 12
20 × 20 cm
Red, orange, and yellow flowers burst against a luminous green background, while the light-colored vase maintains an area of calm at the center of this particularly vibrant composition.
Installation note
Place the work where a surge of chromatic warmth is needed. Neutral lighting will allow the green and reds to retain their intensity without merging into one another.
No. 13
20 × 20 cm
Against a deep blue background, orange, yellow, and red flowers form a dense and luminous bouquet. The contrast between the depth of the field and the brilliance of the flowers gives the composition an almost nocturnal presence.
Installation note
The work gains from being placed on a light-colored wall, which will reinforce the depth of the blue. It can also serve as a dark anchor within a sequence of more luminous compositions.
No. 14
20 × 20 cm
Pink and white flowers gather in a vase of orange tones, while green foliage and touches of yellow give the bouquet a sense of freshness and movement.
Installation note
Present it with sufficient space around the vase and foliage. It provides a soft and luminous transition between works with more intense chromatic registers.
No. 15
20 × 20 cm
Light blue and turquoise flowers unfold in a green vase, while the orange-red background creates a direct and energetic contrast. The composition rests on the tension between floral freshness and the warmth of the surrounding color field.
Installation note
Place the work where a strong chromatic contrast can energize the sequence. It is particularly effective near works dominated by blues or greens, immediately warming their surroundings.
