Sabine Runge, abstract artist from Munich
Sabine Runge is an abstract artist from Germany. Born in Munich in 1989, my artistic journey has its origins in a time of existential crisis. Through anxiety, depression and numerous setbacks, I found in art not only a way out of the darkness, but also an outlet for all the emotions that had been trapped inside me for a long time. Since 2020, I have dedicated my life to art and experience the expressiveness of my art as a mirror of the soul.
"Those who sourround themselves with art open their souls for a better world."
Sabine Runge, abstract artist from Munich
The response to my unique abstract paintings has been overwhelming. They have already been exhibited nationally and internationally. My paintings have met with a great response from some experienced art collectors. My incomparable artistic compositions with multi-faceted, lively structures can be found in private collections worldwide.
The strength of my artistic handwriting appeals to people's senses and touches their hearts. The authenticity of my artistic creation deeply engages the viewer's emotional experience.
Sabine Runge's paintings are traded nationally and internationally.
What do I want to express with my abstract artworks?
My mission is to create a space for emotion and reflection through my paintings - a space where others can find solace. Through my colours, shapes and textures, I express the pain, melancholy and beauty of life.
Each of my artworks, each sculpture tells a story of pain, longing, love, wanderlust and hope. I want my art not only to reflect my own healing journey, but also to encourage other people to accept and transform their own dark sides.
This is what drives me: the conviction that something beautiful can emerge from the darkest darkness. I want my viewers to realise that it is possible to find something positive in the deepest valleys of despair. Art has the power to build bridges - it connects us in the moments when we feel most alone.
I hope that my work will encourage and inspire people to embrace their own fears and doubts and draw strength from them. I want to convey a message through my art: It's okay to be weak. It is okay to ask for help. It's okay to lose hope - as long as we find it again.
Part of being human is exploring our depths and accepting them. The true beauty of life lies in this acceptance of our vulnerabilities. We are all seekers on a journey to find ourselves. Within each of my artworks is the belief that there is always a spark of light in life, even in the darkest of times. I invite everyone to join me on this journey and discover the beauty that lies in vulnerability.
