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Other details :
Artwork on supported wooden frame. Artwork framed.
Dimensions :
17.7x35.8in
About this artwork
In this work, I have captured feelings of loneliness and stagnation. The tranquil blue tones and figurative symbolism invite the viewer to reflect on isolation and hope. The combination of acrylic, collage, and relief printing creates a deep, tangible texture that brings the image to life and creates a special atmosphere in your space. 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.