Georgia O'Keeffe's artistic voice was shaped by her experiences in the American Southwest and her desire to capture the essence of her surroundings. Influenced by both the natural landscapes and her feelings of isolation, O'Keeffe's works often feature large-scale floral subjects and desert scenes that reflect her personal connection to nature. Her approach embraced a minimalist style that emphasizes color and form, forging a path for modern art. O'Keeffe's emphasis on feminine perspectives broke new ground in a male-dominated art world, making her an icon of American modernism and a powerful voice for women artists.