A curation by Vlad Merariu, Curator at Dance Artworks Gallery - Not just flowers, but architectures of color: cups, stems, and leaves simplified to rhythm. Knife-swept impasto and glazed veils push vermilion, fuchsia, chartreuse, and porcelain white from field to vase; elsewhere, graphic line, digital glow, and even stitched pattern turn petals into signs. Some works catch the bulb’s quiet gravity, others the jolt of spring, clusters rising, leaning, and conversing across the picture plane. Together they map the tulip’s vocabulary—brightness, poise, and a little drama, blooming as form. Mom's favorite.