Yellow, White, Orange, Pink, Blue, Yellow, White (2025), diptych, oil on canvas, 200 320 centimeters. Photos by Bartosz Zalewski. All images courtesy of Krzysztof Grzybacz and Galeria Dawid Radziszewski, Vienna, shared with permissionKrzysztof Grzybaczs Floral Compositions Are Tender Portrayals of TogethernessMarch 27, 2025ArtKate MothesArranged by size and hue, the blooms in Krzysztof Grzybaczs large-scale oil paintings appear in comfortable togetherness, each individuals features amplified by its placement next to those that differ. HisFloral Compositionsseries organizes the flowers against swaths of green fabric, exploring their potent symbolism.Grzybacz taps into the age-old tradition of flowers in oil, rendering their petals and stems in vibrant hues that capture their unique outlines and textures. Rooted in still life, his compositions are underpinned by abstraction and the artists fascination with layering and perspective.Yellow (2025), oil on canvas, 200 160 centimetersThe works in Grzybaczs current solo exhibition at Galeria Dawid Radziszewski also reference the queer community. Flowers are like people: they pose, search for their own space, and mark out boundaries, says a statement from the gallery. The artist nods to the role of order and systems, while also emphasizing the importance of celebrating diversity.Grouped together in front of textile folds, oblique grids, or distorted human features, the artist invokes the power of alliances through a sense of tenderness, curiosity, and pliability.Floral Compositions continues through March 29 in Vienna. Find more on Grzybaczs website and Instagram.Blue, yellow, orange, white, pink (2025), oil on canvas, 100 80 centimetersOrange, blue, pink, yellow, white, maroon, purple (2025), oil on canvas, 200 160 centimetersWhite, Yellow, Orange, Blue, Purple (2025), oil on canvas, 200 160 centimetersBlue, White, Yellow, Orange, Pink (2025), oil on canvas, 100 80 centimetersWhite, maroon, orange, yellow, blue (2025), oil on canvas, 70 60 centimetersNext article