Sandra Fabie-Gfeller
While Sandra Fabie-Gfeller's subjects are meticulously painted, in almost hyper realistic fashion, to every last crease or fold - the effect they produce straddle the line of minimalist painting. Like the "nowhere" of the paper bag?s existence, and the between wherefrom-and-whereto of the images blurred motion, Fabie-Gfeller's paintings cross the frontiers of representational painting and abstraction, but they never leave the border. This gives us a hint that the clean lines of modernist aesthetics need not lend itself only to the abstract genre.
Fabie-Gfeller had been exhibiting since 2000. She has had six solo shows since 2003 and her works featured in a show in New York, Paris and Singapore, and in the Larasati Auction in Singapore late last year.
Works by this artist:
Paper Bag XX
5 x 4 feet
Oil on Canvas (080)
2007
Glimpse
72 x 30 inches
Oil on Canvas (050)
2008
Two Kimonos
3 x 4 feet
Oil on Canvas, 2007
Orange Parasol
24 x 24 inches
Oil on Canvas (018)
2008
Danseuse
6 x 4 feet
Oil on Canvas
2008
One
78 x 60 inches
oil on canvas (120)
2008
Two
36 x 60 inches
oil on canvas (055)
2008
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