A series of ten works, each a panorama in which the cycle of seasons and plants unfolds

My creative approach is fuelled by two initially unrelated types of research

Textile art as urban weaving

Neither warp, nor weft Whispering colours Horizons and waves interweave

The artist tirelessly seeks out the origin of form in order to share this experience

From time immemorial, these rolling waves have shaped and shaped anew the world’s shores

Sharing the three influences upholding Sabine Cibert’s artistic approach.

Sabine Cibert teases the fabric into life with its tiny, subtle tangles

In this outsize format, she achieves ever-expanding, colourful scenery in perpetual motion

A series of ten works, each a panorama in which the cycle of seasons and plants unfolds

Snow turns to slush; earth is yet to assert itself anew

For the first time ever, the entire series is exhibited in a venue that befits its immensity

Ten years spent exploring a single motif from a work by Bauhaus student Karl Hermann Haupt

The works make it possible to see what is not seen: the shadow, the breath, the stone that has just

Perspective and scenery are transformed, roads become an oblique line, the horizon a curve

From time immemorial, these rolling waves have shaped and shaped anew the world’s shores

Only the atmospheric sensation of coloured light looms. Another day is possible

For the first time ever, the entire series is exhibited in a venue that befits its immensity

Sabine Cibert sparks curiosity for the sorely neglected subject of our textile heritage.

A new, itinerant work that adapts to hosting venues, like tapestries of yesteryear

When a visual artist works with a writer, their perception sharpens, frontiers shift

My creative approach is fuelled by two initially unrelated types of research

An explosion of colour, used in a geometric structure

References for publications and inclusions starting in 2003

Sabine Cibert works on series in order to thoroughly explore the effects of her chosen textiles

My creative approach is fuelled by two initially unrelated types of research

Juggling patience and fierce urgency, Sabine Cibert uses minute squares to produce immensity