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An anthropologist, the director of an art school, a historian, an art historian, journalists, poets, a novelist and essayist, a philosopher and a professor of philosophy all offer their insights into her multi-faceted works.

A Few Comments

The Approach

  • 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

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

  • 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.

  • The work of a man is nothing but a long journey through art, to find those two or three

The five elements

  • 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

Heritage

Publications

Seen in the Press

  • 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