A curation by Natalie Slater, Curator at Singulart - 'Blooming Blues' presents paintings that approach floral imagery through different painterly languages, unified by a dominant blue palette. The works range from tightly rendered to gestural, but each uses color as the primary organizing force rather than subject matter alone. These artists treat the flower less as motif and more as structure—an opportunity to test saturation, contrast, and surface. In some works, blue clarifies form; in others, it disrupts it. Brushwork, scale, and composition shift from piece to piece, but the chromatic focus remains constant. Placed together, the paintings emphasize how restriction produces variation. Blue becomes the common ground, allowing differences in technique and approach to come into sharper focus.