A curation by Natalie Slater, Art Agent at Snap Collective - ‘Primary Blooms’ brings together painters working across styles and techniques, unified by a shared commitment to color at its most direct. Red, yellow, and blue anchor the selection—not as symbolism, but as structure. Across these works, flowers are rendered through sharply different approaches: tightly observed realism, loose expressionist gesture, and dense, layered mark-making. Some compositions feel controlled and deliberate; others lean into excess, movement, and saturation. What connects them is not a single aesthetic, but a shared reliance on primary color as the organizing force. Here, color leads form. Petals become fields of pigment, arrangements push toward abstraction, and familiar floral subjects are reduced to rhythm, contrast, and surface. The result is a curation that highlights how painters use the same limited palette to arrive at radically different visual outcomes—each work asserting its own logic, tempo, and intensity. ‘Primary Blooms’ is a curation less about the flower as motif and more about painting itself: how color behaves, how it’s built, and how it holds attention.