The work of Ingrid Stübinger is influenced by German expressionism and gestural painting. She is a colorist who seeks to create light through pigments, to show the beauty of shadows. In her art, colors come in wide flows that embrace each other. Ingrid Stübinger's painting is marked by constant risk-taking, dense and luminous colors, as well as decided, quick, and vigorous strokes. Through a process of transformation, layering, or dissolution, she brings to life a profusion of flowers whose exuberance borders on abstraction, or strikingly expressive cows. Whatever the chosen subject – flower, landscape, cattle – the quest is for a very personal place that Ingrid Stübinger seeks to approach in total immersion: "This impulse comes from within, as if I carried the motifs inside me and brought them out through my body and my brushes. The work is then freer and more physical." Her painting, imbued with graphic and chromatic tensions, seems to open a breach and shake up space, visual habits, and the fatigue of modernity.