Composition 

Here, Sonia Delaunay composes with paint and canvas a world of symbols that speak across time. The floral motif, a recurring emblem of life, rebirth, and beauty, dances through cultures and epochs. Consider Botticelli’s "Primavera," where flowers herald the arrival of spring, a powerful metaphor for renewal. Delaunay’s blooms, however, are not bound by naturalistic representation. They are abstracted, stylized, almost liberated from their earthly origins. Notice how the same motif is repeated across the composition, in different sizes and colors. It reminds us of how our memories return with different emotional values over time. The juxtaposition of these abstract flowers against a field of dotted color creates a unique visual language. Delaunay taps into a collective, almost subconscious recognition of the flower as a symbol of hope and vitality. In doing so, she enriches her work with layers of meaning. The symbolism is never static; instead, it resurfaces, evolves, and takes on new meanings.