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Ms Heinrichs is a self-taught visual artist born in Germany and has been living in Ireland since 2007
Clare Arts Office, in conjunction with the Edna O’Brien Library in Scarriff, will host new artwork in the coming days.
‘Stereo’ by the artist Sabrina Heinrichs will run from August 25 to September 27, inclusive.
Ms Heinrichs is a self-taught visual artist born in Germany and has been living in Ireland since 2007. She writes and has found a passion in both photography and interior design.
Through music, nature, the love of colours and magic, things initially progressed in shy and gentle nuances for the artist.
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In 2023, Ms Heinrichs created her first piece of art in powerful lively colours and a symbiosis between vision and matter, black and white and the entire colour spectrum resulted in the formation of a lyrical painting known as 'Stereo.'
Her artworks are modern/abstract expressionism, mainly painting with acrylic and watercolours on artpaper or canvas.
Ms Heinrichs aim is to conjure up confidence, imagination and compassion; to offer a contrast and inspire people to show their true colours.
The artist has exhibited in galleries in Germany and as part of the Mountshannon Arts Festival.
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