At first glance, Red Canna would appear to be the composition of an abstract design. However, the piece is actually a representation of a flower extremely up close. The line work is gentle and swift, and includes both real and implied lines. There is a rhythm to the wavy strokes, all of which are at a diagonal angle. Although these wavy contours are few in number, the rest of the work is composed of curved lines. The curved lines are diagonal and convex outward, beyond the visible boundaries of the painting, then meet in the middle to draw your eye to its core. It is also worth noting the use of curves to imitate the folds of flower petals: Implied water ring texture brings it a sense of realness, and add the wavy outlines, helps to create