Sabina

Sabina Nore

artist . author . life explorer


Paintings

Original Artworks & Fine Art Prints

You might enjoy this wild and utterly unsorted selection of paintings by Sabina Nore. 'Tis but a glimpse, a glance, a peek. Art should be seen in person. Art exhibitions provide the possibility for a temporary look, but a proper look at least. Naturally, having one's favorite artworks at one's availability at all times, in a personal gallery, is the ideal, and the only tolerable option for a true art lover.

If you are interested in seeing the paintings, and other artworks, sorted chronologically, visit the art archive.

Outside of Time
Outside of Time
Conflux
Conflux
Zoom Out
Zoom Out
Venescular Flight
Venescular Flight
Traveling Secrets
Traveling Secrets
Concord
Concord
Upheaval
Upheaval
En-trance
En-trance
Reaching
Reaching
Ad Astra
Ad Astra

Portraits

Portrait I
Portrait I
Portrait II
Portrait II
Portrait III
Portrait III
Portrait IV
Portrait IV
Portraits V + VI
Portraits V + VI
☙ Many of the paintings are available as prints, on fine art paper or canvas. ❧

Surreal Motions

Wabi Sabi of the Ivory Tower
Wabi Sabi of...
Immortal Quest
Immortal Quest
The Adamant Idea
The Adamant Idea
The Adamant Idea
The Adamant Idea
Serenity
Serenity
Remembering the Aeonian Second
Aeonian Second
Divine Fury
Divine Fury
Alacritas
Alacritas
Primordial Tango
Primordial Tango
Fury Rising
Fury Rising
Crossroads
Crossroads
Little Buddha
Little Buddha
32 Hours
32 Hours
Soulscaper
Soulscaper
Asgard I
Asgard I
Asgard II
Asgard II

A Contemporary Surrealist's Gallery


Some original paintings are available

Surrealism

A special edition of an art magazine, dedicated to the surrealism movement, calls surrealism a rebellion against reason. Others call it a movement in search of freedom. Some of my thoughts on surrealism can be inspected in the Future of Surrealism article, but perhaps it is exactly this multitude of definitions that makes surrealism seem undefinable and, as a consequence, appealing.

A bit like a mystery that can never be solved, since more mystery keeps pouring in while nobody quite manages to drain the puzzle of its meanwhile massive weight. Looking at it that way, surrealism sounds ponderous...

What provides us with more insight? Is it the answers? Or the questions? Where are my artworks in all that?

Some of my paintings are definitely surrealistic. Some are simply surreal. Then there are artworks which, although surreal, seem to transcend surrealism and inspire the audience to seek other terms. That is when phrases such as "visual poetry" or "poetic symbolism" are voiced. Not to mention, I've had a few experiments with pop art, but that's a completely different story. In the end, none of that should matter, should it?

Does it matter to you whether my paintings, or any artworks, are called surrealistic, fantastic, or ambrosial? Does it, in any way, change how you perceive them?

~ Sabina Nore



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