sabrina luce
Sabrina Luce captures the quiet friction between our wildest fantasies and the drops of boring reality that ground us.
The collections within sabrina’s work
Mind's Labyrinth
4 Prints · Ready to Frame
These works explore the internal struggles of the mind, often with distorted figures and a muted, unsettling palette. — ‘“Blame all your life on me”’, ‘"no light here, blame your thoughts"’, ‘"watch your nightmares while you're awake"’ and ‘" It starts by the mind, then it takes the rest"’.
Urban Decay
This group captures the bleakness and alienation found in modern, often desolate, urban or domestic settings.
Surreal Delicacies
These pieces feature bizarre, food-related imagery to comment on consumption, excess, or the absurdities of life.
Temporal Anxiety
These works focus on moments of impending crisis or a sense of time running out, often with a dramatic, urgent feel.
Works by sabrina luce
64 pieces
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About sabrina
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sabrina luce — questions answered
What defines Sabrina Luce's artistic style?
She specializes in surrealism, specifically mixing imaginative fantasy with elements she describes as "drops of boring reality."
Where is the artist from?
Sabrina Luce is an Italian artist.
What are some recurring themes in her work?
Her work often explores domesticity, female emotion, and the intersection of the mundane with the fantastic.
What are some of her notable titles?
Notable pieces in her collection include "The Broccoli Got Sad," "Home’s Jail," and "But What Do You Know About Female Rage?"
What medium does Sabrina Luce use?
Her work is primarily created as digital art and is available as high-quality prints.
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