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Other details :
Artwork on supported wooden frame. Artwork framed.
Dimensions :
23.6x39.4in
About this artwork
In this work, I have used the powerful symbolism of the elephant to combine strength and grace. The printmaking technique in the upper section creates a rhythmic, almost meditative dynamic that invites the viewer to reflect on community and individuality. The warm color palette and the combination of acrylic and collage create a vibrant atmosphere that radiates both energy and tranquility. This painting brings deep connection and lasting serenity… to any room. The work is framed in a color-coordinated shadow gap frame.
Sabrina Catowiez works primarily with acrylic paints, charcoal, and collage techniques, drawing on a rich background in music, dance, and animal and nature studies. Her works combine striking color contrasts, translucent pigment surfaces, charcoal drawings, and color prints from woodcuts to create a unique visual language inspired by classical modernist artists. Early inspiration came from the painters of the Blaue Reiter group, Die Brücke, the Russian avant-garde, Futurismo, and—in her early works—Vasarely. Using a multifaceted technique, she deliberately utilizes stylistic breaks and explores themes such as nature, animals, music, and human life. Her art is deeply moving and conveys inspiring, life-affirming emotions—she aims to give viewers courage and inspiration. Sabrina gained her first artistic experience in London. The European metropolis' art scene was a rich source of inspiration. She has lived and worked in Bamberg since 1990.