Georgia O'Keeffe’s artistic style was significantly influenced by several factors, including her deep connection to the New Mexico landscape, which inspired her iconic floral and desert paintings. O'Keeffe was also influenced by her studies at the Art Institute of Chicago and her associations with the Stieglitz group, which embraced modernism. Her desire to express the essence of her subjects, rather than just their appearance, led her to develop a unique approach characterized by bold colors and abstract forms. The interplay of nature and art in her work showcases her innovative vision.