Sabine Eichler

Atmospheric osmosis

Born in Germany, rocked by the intertwined waves of the Baltic Sea and the North Sea, Sabine Eichler's works, developed in gouache, oils and acrylics, reveal an immersive approach, inspired by atmospheric forces, mixing sounds and movements. Water serves as a binder, a diluent, promoting passages, osmosis, fusions of form to form. The flat surface of the support is transformed into a place inhabited by the ardor of the waves and the effervescence of the clouds.

Exhibited in France at the Festival d'Art Actuel Ré-Oléron, at the Musée d'Art et d'Histoire de Cognac, at the Musée de France Roger Rodière, at the Centquatre in Paris and at events in Germany, she enjoys growing international recognition. Author of the books "20 ans Cognac Blues Passions" and "Palette de saveurs", her creations enrich private collections in France, Europe and the United States.