This painting works with a Secessionist plant motif in the form of a loose floral garland unfolding across raw canvas. The composition is built from gestural brush and palette knife strokes that emphasize movement, rhythm, and spontaneity of expression. Soft pastel tones contrast with the roughness of the surface, allowing the material honesty of the canvas to remain visible. Subtle gilding enters the work as an accent of light and elegance, referencing the decorative language of Art Deco. The floral forms oscillate between suggestion and abstraction, evoking natural growth and the passage of time. The painting functions both as ornament and as an emotional record of gestural movement. It creates a harmonious dialogue between Secessionist poetics and contemporary painterly expression. The work offers a visual balance between delicacy, rawness, and decorative refinement.