Leanne Collier utilizes a collage-based approach to build her subjects, layering paper and pigment to create a dense, tactile surface. The portrait orientation emphasizes the upward growth of the floral forms, while the use of dynamic brushstrokes adds a sense of movement to the carefully composed arrangement. By deconstructing the botanical subject into its core elements, Collier invites a more personal viewer perception of the organic world.

The work represents a deliberate fusion of styles, where geometric design elements intersect with more fluid, painterly techniques. This color exploration encourages the eye to move across the textured surfaces, finding depth in the way different shapes and hues overlap. The result is a piece that feels grounded in the physical act of creation, celebrating the complexity of form through a modern, abstract lens.