Sabine Klara Lindenstreich

Sabine Klara Perpetua Lindenstreich had a passion for painting and drawing since she was a child.

Over the years, she perfected her unique talent for abstract art in an autodidact manner.

Instead of working mainly with brushes, since 2015 she has been creating her artworks with a variety of large wooden tools in order to be able to apply paint to her canvases in a large, flowing and smooth manner.

 She found influences for her style of painting through visits to large metropolises and places by water. The Mediterranean region is a great source of inspiration, while the architecture and the fast pace of life in large cities also serve as important influences on some of the works. She finds further inspiration in the aesthetics and mood of important scenes from works of film production. She uses these sources of inspiration to process what she has seen within the framework of abstract techniques.

A special series the artist works on in her career is the ongoing Rush-Series, which is characterized by strong contrasting tones. It began in 2019 after a stay in New York and is continuously being expanded to include more paintings.