A curation by Vlad Merariu, Curator at Dance Artworks Gallery - Few flowers have captivated painters quite like the tulip, a bloom that carries centuries of symbolism, from Dutch Golden Age abundance to quiet springtime renewal. This selection of 18 works brings together artists who approach the subject with strikingly different sensibilities: Elisa Boughner's spare, contemplative oil panels on wood; Daria Bagrintseva's large-scale, luminous acrylics; and François Pagé's poetic canvases, whose titles read as prose poems about resilience and beauty in the face of loss. Across oils, acrylics, and mixed-media works, the tulip becomes less a subject than a starting point; an invitation to explore colour, light, and the fleeting nature of what blooms.