This work,ceramics, mixed materials and concreteIt was constructed using the weight of the concrete and
While permanence symbolizes rootedness, the textural layers on ceramic surfaces reflect the fragility and fluidity of spiritual change.

Sabine combines diverse materials to create a structure that combines both physical durability and the elegance of inner transformation. The work's structural integrity reveals both the strengths and fragility of the process to the viewer.

Transformation is a process that we often don't know when it will happen, but we feel it deep down.

In this work, Sabine explains that rooting and growth are possible simultaneously. Without trying to control time, by trusting the process.
It emphasizes progress and making room for change within ourselves. Acceptance without expectations.
state is the basis of spiritual maturation.

“Rooting” is mentally and emotionally
It represents continuing to grow from within while remaining firmly grounded.

Transformation – Rootingrepresents the patience, acceptance and inner balance that the individual encounters in the process of rebuilding himself.

To be rooted is not only to remain fixed, but also to continue to grow from within with an unseen force. This work is
It reminds us that life is not linear; change and development proceed simultaneously.

The surrender required for the soul to reach towards the sky while holding on to the earth
carries the feeling.