Alf Bärbel Wit Peters is a self-taught Dutch artist whose work is driven entirely by intuition. His abstract paintings and drawings develop without a predetermined plan; instead, lines, shapes, and colors unfold organically, guided by emotion, rhythm, and movement. This spontaneous process results in compositions where structure and freedom coexist, creating works that feel both playful and deeply focused.
Viewers often describe his work as meditative or musical, a reflection of his background as a pianist. The cadence of music resonates in the rhythmic flow of his lines and brushstrokes, gradually drawing the viewer deeper into the image. While comparisons are sometimes made to artists such as Kandinsky, Miró, Haring, and Appel, Alf has developed a distinctive visual language that prioritizes feeling and experience over theory.
Alongside his autonomous practice, Alf has collaborated with various cultural and commercial partners, including projects for Wieden+Kennedy Amsterdam, Moooi, WeTransfer, and the Maastricht Academy of Arts. His work has appeared on international platforms such as Design Milk and Dezeen and is held in private collections across Europe and the United States.