Colorful abstract figures anchor Garden in My Mind, a mural by Siena Baldi installed in Indianapolis, Indiana. The composition radiates outward from stylized human profiles rendered in deep crimson and burnt orange, their contours filled with delicate white flowers and flowing organic lines. Yellow and teal geometric shapes pulse across the surface, creating visual pathways that move the eye continuously through the composition.
The mural's palette emphasizes saturated hues—bright red, vibrant orange, lime yellow, and teal blue—punctuated by crisp white flowers and touches of navy. These colors distribute evenly across the surface rather than clustering in any single area, which unifies the expansive horizontal format. Curved lines and circular motifs create rhythm and movement, while geometric striping and angular forms introduce visual counterpoint without disrupting the overall flow.
The work merges figurative and abstract vocabularies. Human silhouettes and botanical elements—daisies, organic branching forms—coexist alongside pure geometric patterning: stripes, layered shapes, and angular segments. This layering of recognizable and non-representational forms creates visual depth across what remains a flat, graphic surface. The mural's scale commands the institutional interior space, anchoring the room through its bold chromatic presence and compositional clarity.
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