Exploring the intersection of minimalism and abstract art, this depiction of a ceramic teapot adorned with lotus leaves transforms traditional subject matter into a visually striking piece. With influences ranging from cubism to surrealism and printmaking, the artwork employs a sophisticated monochrome palette primarily in shades of black, white, and gray, complemented by subtle hints of green and blue. Geometric shapes, such as squares and circles, interlock across the composition, producing a collage-like effect, reminiscent of a relief sculpture or an ink wash painting. The design, which could easily be featured in a MidJourney Style Reference Guide, varies subtly across descriptions but maintains a core focus on symmetry and abstraction, providing a contemporary take on classic themes. The use of minimalistic lines and the strategic placement of abstract forms against a muted gray background beautifully highlights the intricate detailing, while also drawing inspiration from the likes of Richard Serra and traditional Japanese woodblock prints.