Artist Statement

 

Big skies over a desert, punctuated by telephone wires, gas stations and used-tire shops - these details and the stories they tell are the inspiration for my paintings.  I am drawn to situations where I see the human mind at work against the backdrop of an ancient earth.  

 

Junkyards rust into the red dust,  neon signs flicker off at dawn.  The depiction of flickering, rusting and dusting are my contribution to cultural preservation.

 

In the miles of mesas and oilfields, I record all that I can as a native, contemporary storyteller of Southwestern lands.

 

About

 

Sabine was raised in New Mexico where color, warmth and stories filled her childhood.  She holds a BFA in Visual Arts from Brown University.  Sabine lives and works in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

 

Representation

 

Mariposa Gallery, Albuquerque, New Mexico

 

The Mason Gallery, Mason, Texas

 

 

Press

 

Borderlands-Texas Poetry Review

 

Citygram Magazine

 

Paste Magazine

 

The Weekly Alibi