Georgia O’Keeffe's childhood experiences significantly influenced her artistic style. Growing up in Wisconsin, she developed a deep appreciation for nature, spending much of her time exploring the rural landscape. This connection to the natural world is evident in her bold, abstract representations of flowers and landscapes. O'Keeffe’s struggle with adhering to traditional gender roles during her education pushed her to develop a unique artistic voice. Her early exposure to various forms of art, combined with her personal intrigue with color and form, ultimately shaped her iconic and recognizable style, establishing her as a pioneer in modern art.