A Lone Bloom on Rice Paper

Paint a vertical minimalist ink-and-watercolor piece on textured off-white rice paper, channeling a restored early East Asian wash aesthetic with cinematic softness and visible grain. Build the composition from exactly two large translucent blue-green abstract forms — rock or lotus-leaf shapes — one tall and rounded, cropped at the left edge, the other larger and rounded, cropped at the upper right with a pale blue wash trailing further down that side. Near top center, tuck in exactly one delicate pale pink flower partly behind the right form: five soft translucent petals, a small dark-ink dot cluster at its heart. Add one small horizontal blue pond-shaped brush stroke at the middle. From the bottom center, let exactly three hair-thin black ink stems rise, sparse leaves scattered along them, one curved dotted branch arcing left to right through the center. At the lower left, place one small red artist's seal beside one small black calligraphic signature. Work within [color palette: misty teal blue, pale pink, off-white, black ink, muted red], [painting style: minimalist Chinese ink-wash and watercolor on textured rice paper], [mood: quiet, airy, poetic, cinematic] — keep it uncluttered, asymmetrical, softly blurred at the edges, no frame, no modern objects, no readable text beyond the small seal and signature.