Sabrina Che

ZENITH, 2023

Giclee, Silk Thread, 24k Gold Leaf

SABRINA  CHE

Photographer, Artist, and Book Designer based in Los Angeles. Sabrina Che was born and raised in Los Angeles, and is a graduate of Art Center College of Design. Her photography work includes portraits, still life, landscapes, and architecture. Her work is interspersed with graphic lines, bold colors, in an ever changing array of mediums.

Che’s current work rests at the intersection of photography, textile and sculpture, carving paths of connections through a myriad of views.

“I create imagery that bridges architecture, fashion, and lifestyle into one cohesive point of view. My images are quiet moments, a reprieve from your life, and a look into mine.”

 

 

EXHIBITIONS

"A Poetry Garden" @ Chateau Marmont with Nancy Riegelman [9.2015]

"Where We Meet" @ Ralph Pucci Los Angeles Showroom [8.11.2016 -9.1.2016]

"Where We Meet" @ Art Basel Miami with the Ralph Pucci Miami Showroom [12.2016]

“Lost and Found” @ OSO Shows [2.29.2020]

ASCENSION, 2023

Giclee, Silk Thread, 24K Gold Leaf

INVERTEBRATE FAITH, 2023

Giclee, Silk Thread, 24K Gold Leaf

MOB MENTALITY, 2023

Giclee, Silk Thread, 24K Gold Leaf

SHROUD 01, 2023

Silk Organza, Paper, Silk Thread, 24K Gold Leaf

SHROUD 02, 2023

Silk Organza, Paper, Silk Thread, 24K Gold Leaf

CRADLE 01, 2023

13 1/2" x 11 5/8" x 16"

CRADLE 02, 2023

14 " x 11 3/8" x 22 1/8"

CRADLE 03, 2023

10 1/4" x 11 1/2" x 18 1/4"

Contact us at (424) 738-1781 or email via info.greatartspace@gmail.com for more information.

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