A white flower form dominates the center. Blue, red, green, and yellow fill the canvas in four adjacent fields, with soft shifts and visible brush drag at their edges. The image is split into quarters that meet near the middle, and the floral outline sits directly over that junction with near symmetry from side to side. The subject in Harmony in Colors | Geometric Abstract Painting is an abstract flower or rosette, built from repeated curved white bands that spiral inward, while the broad color blocks keep it from reading as botanical illustration. Acrylic paint on canvas appears likely from the matte surface and the slightly streaked coverage, and the line work looks layered over the ground with steady, opaque white strokes. Some edges blur where one color meets another, but the strongest fact stays fixed in the middle: a white floral motif turning over four saturated blocks.