Sabina Pieper

Sabina Pieper works on paper which is a medium best suited to capture the first draft of an idea, i.e. something fleeting and still progressing. Paper therefore offers a surface for an artistic process that is reflected in an immediate way, allowing change and release from rigidity. Sabina uses an array of materials and techniques in each of her paintings.  Collage, drawing and painting provide texture, layers and complexity to the surface of each composition in which everyday items such as plastic bags and packaging tape mingle with images found on the internet and in magazines. Like an exquisite game of hide and seek, Sabina creates art work that immediately draws you in, yet keeps you looking. The central figures - powerful women, keenly wrought - invite company, but share the space with creatures and objects from the exotic to the ordinary. These women are not set in a certain time frame but exist eternally. Her unique images invite repeated viewing; inviting and yet challenging, calling and yet creating distance. Analogous of the journey into the unknown, the eternal quest for knowledge or fulfilment, Sabina’s work offers us a unique and compelling vision of the beauty and depth in us all.

Biography
Sabina was born in Nor...

BA (Hons) Painting
Goldsmith College
London

Oct 2016
Bad Behaviour Exhibition, Brixton East
Sep 2016
Decorative Art Fair, Battersea, London
June 2016
Camberwell Open Studios Summer Exhibition, London
Jan 2016
Chester Art Fair, Chester, UK
Dec 2015
Camberwell Open Studios Winter Exhibtion, London
Nov 2015
Beautifail Exhibition, Brixton East
Sep 2015
Brighton Arts, Brighton
March 2015
Affordable art fair. Milan 
20 March 2015
Siger Gallery. Collide. Olivieri Mobili. Milan
12 – 14 Dec 2014
Camberwell Open Studios Christmas Exhibition, London
21 – 23 May 2013
Clerkenwell Design Week - Ahrend Art Exhibition, London
Winner 1st Price
16 – 18 Dec 2013
Camberwell Open Studios Christmas Exhibition, London
10 – 12 Dec 2012
Camberwell Open Studios Christmas Exhibition, London
6- 9 Dec 2011
Unit 3 Project Art Gallery, Bow, London