Georgia O'Keeffe's artistic style was heavily influenced by her surroundings in New Mexico, where the vast landscapes and vibrant colors inspired her unique approach. Her abstraction of natural forms—particularly flowers, bones, and desert vistas—showcases an emphasis on shape and color rather than realism. O'Keeffe's works reflect her deep connection to the landscape and her desire to convey emotions through her art. Additionally, her relationships with influential artists and mentors, like Alfred Stieglitz, helped shape the development of her distinctive style.