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Available Work Day 62/100 Original art on paper
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Day 62/100 Original art on paper

A$115.00

These pieces are my favorites from the 100 Days of No Wrong Marks project—a series all about experimenting, mark-making, and shedding the “be precious” mindset. The goal was to stay in the moment, respond to each mark as it happened, and let go of expectations.

Each piece is on beautifully thick 300 gsm paper, measuring 11 x 14 inches (or about 28 x 35.5 cm for those who prefer metric). They’re created with a mix of acrylic, oil pastel, pencil, and graphite—whatever felt right in the moment. To make sure every mark stays just as it is, I’ve sealed each one with a resin-based fixative.

Just a heads-up: the photos show them in frames for styling inspiration, but they’ll arrive unframed, so you can display them in a way that fits your space best.

  • 11 x 14 inches (28 x 35.5cm)

  • Acrylic, oil pastel, charcoal, graphite on paper

  • Signed and dated on rear of paper

  • Please note, this piece comes unframed

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These pieces are my favorites from the 100 Days of No Wrong Marks project—a series all about experimenting, mark-making, and shedding the “be precious” mindset. The goal was to stay in the moment, respond to each mark as it happened, and let go of expectations.

Each piece is on beautifully thick 300 gsm paper, measuring 11 x 14 inches (or about 28 x 35.5 cm for those who prefer metric). They’re created with a mix of acrylic, oil pastel, pencil, and graphite—whatever felt right in the moment. To make sure every mark stays just as it is, I’ve sealed each one with a resin-based fixative.

Just a heads-up: the photos show them in frames for styling inspiration, but they’ll arrive unframed, so you can display them in a way that fits your space best.

  • 11 x 14 inches (28 x 35.5cm)

  • Acrylic, oil pastel, charcoal, graphite on paper

  • Signed and dated on rear of paper

  • Please note, this piece comes unframed

These pieces are my favorites from the 100 Days of No Wrong Marks project—a series all about experimenting, mark-making, and shedding the “be precious” mindset. The goal was to stay in the moment, respond to each mark as it happened, and let go of expectations.

Each piece is on beautifully thick 300 gsm paper, measuring 11 x 14 inches (or about 28 x 35.5 cm for those who prefer metric). They’re created with a mix of acrylic, oil pastel, pencil, and graphite—whatever felt right in the moment. To make sure every mark stays just as it is, I’ve sealed each one with a resin-based fixative.

Just a heads-up: the photos show them in frames for styling inspiration, but they’ll arrive unframed, so you can display them in a way that fits your space best.

  • 11 x 14 inches (28 x 35.5cm)

  • Acrylic, oil pastel, charcoal, graphite on paper

  • Signed and dated on rear of paper

  • Please note, this piece comes unframed

For all enquiries email: hello@ingeflinteart.com

Currently on show @brunswickstreetgallery as part of my solo show, “Mono no Aware: The Impermanence of Things” where I explore the shifting interplay of light and shadow, drawing from my Japanese heritage and an appreciation for what is t
It all starts with walking, then observing, collecting, experimenting, printing, recording, stitching, stretching, and painting. I’m so excited to share this new body of work with you *real* soon.

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Of *course* the dogs wanted to photobomb 😆

*brand*new*work* coming to @brunswickstreetgallery next week!

Mono no Aware - the impermanence of things

🍃 Opening night: 30th May, 6-8pm - would loooooove to see you there!
29th May - 15th June @brunsw
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Inge Flinte is an artist based on Wadawurrung country, Australia | Inge Flinte © 2025