Georgia O'Keeffe's artistic contributions were profoundly influenced by her early experiences and the natural environment around her. Growing up in rural Wisconsin, she developed a deep appreciation for the landscape and flora, which became central themes in her work. O'Keeffe's relocation to New Mexico introduced her to a new palette of colors and forms, further shaping her distinctive style. Additionally, her relationship with fellow artist Alfred Stieglitz provided both support and exposure, solidifying her place in the modern art movement. Her unique perspective, rooted in personal experiences, helped redefine American art in the 20th century.