Marsone utilizes expressive brushstroke techniques to build volume within the petals, eschewing delicate precision for a more visceral, painterly application. The use of muted tones creates a moody atmosphere, where the red and pink hues feel grounded rather than bright, suggesting a depth that pulls the viewer into the center of the floral arrangement.

Though executed in acrylic, the work leans into traditional oil painting techniques to achieve subtle color gradients and a sense of physical texture. The portrait orientation focuses the eye on the fleeting beauty of nature, framing the flowers as singular, dignified subjects within an atmospheric setting that feels both heavy and alive.