About the Artist Colour is at the heart of Inge Raat's work. A self-taught Dutch mixed media artist, she creates vibrant paintings inspired by wildlife, especially birds, and by the freedom of intuitive painting. Working with acrylic paint, acrylic ink, paper, stencils and handmade stamps, she builds each painting layer by layer. Instead of relying solely on brushes, she often draws directly with the pipette of the acrylic ink, creating spontaneous lines and expressive details that have become a distinctive part of her style. Every painting begins without a predetermined composition. By allowing the materials to guide the creative process, each artwork develops naturally, making the final result a surprise even to the artist herself. This intuitive way of working ensures that every piece is completely unique. Her goal is to create vibrant, contemporary artworks that spark curiosity, invite viewers to look a little longer, and bring colour and energy into any space. About this artwork This painting was created through an intuitive process, allowing colour, texture and movement to guide each step. Without a predetermined composition, the bird gradually emerged from the layered acrylic paint, ink and mixed media. The result is a vibrant, one-of-a-kind artwork that expresses freedom, curiosity and individuality. Details * Original mixed media painting * Acrylic paint on a 300 gsm cotton 3D stretched canvas * Finished with a protective layer of varnish * Canvas depth: 4 cm (1.6 inches) * Equipped with hanging hardware (screw eyes) for easy wall mounting * Signed by the artist Please note
 Please keep in mind that the colours shown in the photographs may differ slightly from the original artwork, especially where neon colours have been used. !! Especially in this painting there is a lot of pink neon, which is not very good visible on the pictures. Colours displayed on screens almost always differ from reality. Every monitor and device has its own colour settings, which can affect how the painting appears. In most cases, the original artwork is even more vibrant and beautiful than it appears in photographs.