Sabine Geierhos

"She creates pictorial worlds that unfold in a narrative timelessness, becoming sensual memories through the combination of various techniques, styles, and surface textures."
~BNN newspaper article
"Geierhos' works are memories of lived situations. Abstract and representational impressions (...), which, in a powerful yet lyrical, intricate and richly textured playfulness, become more of an overall atmospheric sensation than an exact reproduction of what was seen. Pictorial worlds - sensitive, raw, tangible."
~BNN newspaper article
"The artist, who studied at the Karlsruhe Art Academy of Fine Arts under Prof. Erwin Gross, gathered impressions and situations, atmospheres and moods during her travels."
~BNN newspaper article
Sabine wants to work 
on these connecting elements. 
She finds them, among other things, 
in recurring symbols and concepts 
that appear across cultures, 
such as the cyclical path 
as a process of development. 
The artist explores Celtic mythology, 
heroic journeys, 
and the myth of Finisterre."

Karlsmagazine article

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Sabine Geierhos’s works have been said to hold the full range of human experience. Together the myriad overlapping spaces create a forceful, uneven and mystic surface, and this conflict between elements on a canvas is a meditation on the sometimes smooth, sometimes violent gathering of the disparate elements of an identity.

Her works display a clever interaction of various materials and painting techniques, often involving acrylic, oil, watercolor, ink, varnish, polished stone, sand and binder. Spatial depth, a sense of grandeur and distance in the natural world and waterscapes, and hauntingly meaningful objects and figures carry just as much weight as cities like Jerusalem or Rio de Janeiro, thus honoring the different kinds of spaces shaping her experience and values.

Meet the artist

Sabine Geierhos

Sabine finds a sense of grounding by shaping a variety of environments on canvas, which have deeply influenced her. Her work reflects a continual longing for spiritual orientation, personal, familial and cultural history, and the process of uncovering, which is evident in the colors, lines, figures and contrasts that belong together but can hardly be taken in all at once.

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