A work that intends to be not only a tribute to Nature but also an eventual didactic suggestion to its primordial importance.
The central space (flower) can be read as inducing the plastic resolution of the work, also installing, in the aesthetic and poetic conception, the concept of the title.
The elaboration of the composition is constituted above all by the combination of the colours black and white which, through a semiotic reading of colour, conveys what is "unequivocal" (1) accentuating the alphabet in its singularities and relations.

(1) For example, the phrase "black and white" being written, has legally a greater evidential value; (Likewise, games that require a skill of the player to conclude a victory without any doubts, such as chess and others, have a black and white base)