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daisy oil painting sabina fenn toronto artist
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Sabina Fenn is a multi-talented contemporary artist whose creative journey has woven together a captivating story of colour, emotion, and imagination.

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Sabina pursued her Bachelor of Design degree Toronto Metropolitan University. During her academic years, she immersed herself in a wide array of mediums, from traditional painting to digital art, continually pushing the boundaries of her creative expression.

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Sabina's art is a reflection of her appreciation for peaceful and tranquil moments, pulling inspiration from the natural world around her. With oil paints and cold wax being her preferred medium, her paintings retain flowing and gentle marks, vibrant colours and quiet scenes. Her work brings a breath of fresh air and a pop of colour to the modern home. 

Artist Statement

 I seek to capture the delicate interaction between nature's tranquility and the vibrant, yet soft hues found in the natural world. My style is a union of textured colours and softness, evoking a sense of serenity while embracing the spirit of life.

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Nature, with its endless harmony of forms and colours, serves as my infinite inspiration. The graceful sway of trees, the intricate patterns of plants, the delicate bloom of flowers, and the ever-flowing movement of water all weave into the canvas of my creative expression.

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Using oil paints and cold wax medium, I create a tactile exploration, employing an impasto technique with colour harmony. This approach lends depth and dimension to my work, inviting viewers to immerse themselves in a world where every stroke is embedded with emotion and intention.

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Through my art, I aspire to offer a sanctuary of natural beauty and contemplation, a sanctuary where one can pause, breathe, and reconnect with the profound rhythms of the natural world. Each canvas becomes a window into a space where colouful tranquility brings a sense of joy and peace into the home. 

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