Fleur minimaliste au lavis sur papier de riz

A vertical minimalist watercolor painting on off-white rice paper, inspired by restored ancient East Asian ink-wash aesthetics with cinematic softness and visible paper grain. Composition: exactly two large translucent blue-green abstract rock or lotus-leaf forms—one tall rounded form cropped along the left edge, and one larger rounded form cropped at the upper right with a pale blue wash flowing downward on the right. Exactly one delicate pale pink flower near the top center, partially tucked behind the right blue form, featuring five soft translucent petals and a small cluster of dark ink dots at its center. Exactly one small horizontal blue pond-like brush shape in the center. Exactly three very thin black ink plant stems rising from the bottom center, with sparse tiny leaves and a curved dotted branch arcing left-to-right across the middle. At the bottom left, exactly one small red artist seal and one small black calligraphic signature mark. Style: [minimalist Chinese watercolor and ink wash on textured rice paper]. Color palette: [misty teal blue, pale pink, off-white, black ink, muted red]. Mood: [quiet, airy, poetic, cinematic]. Uncluttered, asymmetrical composition with softly blurred edges, no frame, and no modern elements.