In the workacrylic paint on canvasIt has been used. Wide surface and soft color transitions.
The layers create a meditative state by literally drawing the viewer into the painting.

The vibrant and permeable nature of acrylic paint is used in parallel with the theme of spiritual depth. In this work, Sabine opts for a fluid, flowing surface composition rather than dense brushstrokes, visually reinforcing the "immersion."

This work tells the story of a person's process of returning to himself while carrying traces of the past.

In “Immerse Yourself,” Sabine argues that one can silence the external world and focus all one’s attention on the internal connection.
It emphasizes the direction of the soul. What is needed to reach the purest state of the soul is to escape.
not, but to deepen.

It centers on the idea that “the path to your highest self begins within yourself.”

Immerse Yourself, by consciously diving into one's inner world, one's past, emotions and spiritual
represents the discovery of resources.

This is not an escape; it is the beginning of reaching the higher self. The work suggests going within with awareness, staying there, and fully connecting with oneself. According to Sabine, this inner
connection is the purest bond a person can establish with their universal self.