In the workacrylic paint, ink and paperhas been used.

Sabine, different layers of material
It brings together the complexity and multi-layered nature of bodily experiences.

While the paper layers symbolize past scars and fragility, the acrylic paint expresses areas of bodily reaction and resistance. The ink represents this
It acts as an intermediary representing the emotional continuum that flows between two extremes.

This work deals with physical change, the most concrete form of transformation.

According to Sabine, a spiritual awakening is not limited to the mind alone; the body is also an active part of this process.
is a participant.Physical TransformationIt describes the process of the emotions, awareness and courage accumulated in the body coming to the surface.

Change is not an idea here, but a tangible reality—it is experienced in the body, leaves its mark, and is re-experienced.
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Physical Transformation, transformation
It centers on the most visible aspect, that is, the body.

With this work, Sabine shows that the body is a space that not only witnesses spiritual transformation but also evolves along with it.

Every brushstroke is a change in the cells; every layer is a physical response to an inner struggle. The body is here the mirror of the soul—and in this mirror, all change can be read.