Sabrina Garrasi | Abstract painter

Italian illustrator Sabrina Garrasi based in Pesaro, Italy, known for her abstract paintings and whimsical fashion illustrations.

Her work balances material texture and ethereal concepts, focusing on themes like memory, space, time and femininity.

She divides her professional time working between Italy and Switzerland.

She frequently combines acrylics, watercolor, gouache, pure pigments, and pencil on premium cotton and fine art paper.

Many of her compositions integrate 22Kt gold leaf to create reflective highlights.

She intentionally introduces depth by making raw incisions and scratches directly onto the paper's surface.

Hand-painted or antique wooden frames are routinely crafted as extensions of the artwork itself.

Her landscapes juxtapose dark, heavy skies with sudden bursts of light to mimic dreams and emotions.

Sabrina Garrasi combines different techniques in her illustrations such as ink, watercolor, crayons and digital painting, to achieve her main concept of represent sensuality and femininity across all her artworks.

I guess she has succeeded. "I love fashion and glamour style, but I love especially the sensuality and the femininity represented across the art.

This is the main concept of my artworks.

In my illustrations I combine different techniques: ink, watercolor, crayons, and digital painting".

Sabrina Garrasi è un'artista e pittrice contemporanea Italiana originaria di Pesaro, nota per le sue opere astratte ed i suoi paesaggi eterei sospesi tra sogno e realtà.

La sua ricerca artistica si concentra sull'introspezione, esplorando la memoria, la materia e la connessione tra il mondo fisico e quello metafisico.

Le creazioni dell'artista si distinguono per una forte sperimentazione materica ed una delicatezza poetica.

Lavora principalmente su carta di cotone e carte pregiate.

Utilizza acrilico, acquerello, guazzo, pigmenti liberi, matite e dettagli preziosi in foglia d'oro 22 carati.

Sovrappone strati di colore ed interviene sulla superficie con incisioni e graffi.

Questo processo fonde idealmente la pittura con elementi scultorei.

Le sue opere giocano sulla contrapposizione tra cieli scuri e improvvisi squarci di luce, creando atmosfere rarefatte e paesaggi astratti.