Mist bloom by INGO

In this piece, a Scarlet Mormon butterfly rests on a warm yellow-orange hibiscus flower. The black wings with red accents form a striking contrast to the soft colours of the flower, whilst a subtle highlight along the edges adds extra depth.
Beneath the main flower, a second hibiscus is visible, surrounded by green leaves with fine veins and a natural texture.
The misty bamboo background fades gently into the haze, lending the image a calm, warm atmosphere. The light, washi-like texture subtly references Japanese print art.

The work is based on a photograph of my own, combining nature photography and digital painting.
The style is inspired by Shin-hanga: a Japanese art movement centred on nature, atmosphere, light and refined details. In this piece, that classic aesthetic is given a contemporary digital twist.

The combination of sharp butterfly details, soft floral textures and a dreamy bamboo setting makes this piece ideal for interiors with a calm, natural or Eastern-inspired atmosphere.

Tip from the artist: this piece looks its best on:
* Acrylic glass for extra depth and colour intensity,
* Dibond for a modern matt finish,
* Fine art paper for a soft, artistic finish.
* Framed photo print (with anti-reflective museum-grade glass)
* Canvas and Art-Frame

It fits perfectly with the following interior styles:
* Japandi and Wabi-Sabi
* Botanical and Urban Jungle
* Modern Classic

Style and Atmosphere;
Calm, warm, natural, refined and dreamy. This atmosphere suits Japanese-inspired interiors, botanical interior styles and spaces where balance and softness take centre stage.

Styling tip: Pair the artwork with wooden furniture (such as oak or walnut), bamboo accessories and linen textiles. Let the deep orange or terracotta colour subtly recur in accessories such as decorative cushions or a vase to bring the space together as a whole.