See my work:
In my ATELIER contact me +41 (0)79 820 7842
Watch me paint here
2nd - 18th Feb. 2023
Heimatlos SGBK Exhibition, Basel
30th Mar. - 20th Apr. 2023
Jubiläumsausstellung Atelier R6, Steinen
Online Exhibition "Encounters"
Creativity Cafe, UK, Exhibition
If you are interested send me a message!
I am a Swiss-British artist working in a poetic-expressionistic style for people seeking depth of feeling and an emotional response to the world.
Colour (= light), form (= space) and movement (= expression) fascinate me and make it necessary to express myself artistically. This requires constantly honing my craft to catch the movement of the beautiful, its depth and my aesthetic feeling.
I believe we need to create our world as we wish it to be and contribute positively. By making artwork that catches a feeling, a mood, something spiritual, I can give people hope and show there is more than the everyday.
I spent six years painting in a local ballet school for girls. I was basically the fly on the wall, no-one stood still for me. This taught me how to capture the essence of feeling I was seeking. I aim to paint the numinous, the spirit of the matter. These darling pictures were the result. Enjoy!
Figurative
- With LoveSFr. 390.00
- Little BallerinaSFr. 350.00
- Ballet ClassSFr. 450.00
- Stretch in BlueSFr. 350.00
Thank you for your wonderful words about my art
"I'm back from my travels and immediately opened the painting I bought from Sibylle. Spoiler: it's gorgeous and I love it!"
"I am often out in nature and see special lights and colours - Sibylle captures this for me very genuinely in her landscape paintings - not in a photographic sense, but in an interpretative sense. Her pictures never bore me, even after years on my walls - that is always a sign of quality. "
"Powerful, lively, profound to witty, technically highly professional, colourful and diverse images: Feelings: the pictures give support and strength, confidence and depth, they remind you of values, connect with nature and the environment and turn everyday banal things into eye-catchers."