In Fragrance V2, the artist explores the intersection of digital precision and the soft, bleeding edges of watercolor. The composition is built on a foundation of botanical forms, where saturated hues of flora are arranged in a deliberate, repeating structure. Rather than a static bouquet, the work feels like a living surface, using the portrait orientation to draw the eye through a lush thicket of overlapping shapes and saturated pigments.

The interplay of nature and pattern creates a sense of organized wildness. By utilizing graphic design principles to arrange these naturalistic elements, 83 Oranges highlights the geometry found within the garden. The result is a tactile visual experience where the transparency of the paint layers adds depth to the flat surface, inviting a close look at the delicate textures and bold color shifts.