Characteristics and Vita

Sabine Nessling was born in Salzburg in 1966. She is a passionate painter, career changer and an aspiring artist with great potential, dedicated to the highly relevant issues of our time.

Nessling graduated from the higher educational institution for fashion and clothing technology in Hallein, worked as a designer at a young age and joined her sister in her father's painting business. The craft led her to illusion painting and the artistic design of objects. In the process, her remarkable sense of color and style shaped her designs, which later manifested themselves in her artistic signature. From 2008 she turns entirely to painting, receives a sound education at the art academy in Bad Reichenhall and with renowned professors.

Concrete ART

With the emphatically vividly colored concrete pictures, which radiate powerfully through pops of color and strike the viewer like lightning, strongly reminiscent of Urban Contemporary Art, Nessling has been causing a stir for some time and thus meets exactly the ravages of time. Just at the right time she sets a clear signal. Deceleration, sustainability and especially the current Corona crisis cause society to fundamentally rethink - and there finds the BETON-ART a fertile breeding ground in a rapidly changing world. When looking at the pictures you can literally feel the unbridled creative joy Nesslings, their lateral thinking approach and the immediate integration in their artistic work.

CONCRETE ART: The material concrete stands for strength, stability, durability, cool beauty, purism and sustainability. It gives Nessling's works not only symbolically an enormously stable foundation, which interacts sensitively with the countless filigree, synthetic plastic strips. A tension-laden three-dimensionality emerges from this dichotomy of concrete and plastic. The result is a wonderful recycle for art collectors and society.

Participation in numerous national and international solo and group exhibitions (Austria, Germany, Italy, France, Czech Republic, Slovakia). Organizer of art courses at Atelier Nessling, which were funded by the federal government, the state of Upper Austria and the EU, not least for aspects of sustainability.