Sabine Stromeyer | New York Spring (2003) Painting on Board sky and classic acanthus patterns

and classic acanthus patterns

It features an imposing

15”W x 4 1/2”H x 7 1/2”D

nature-inspired minimalism of Japanese art

idealized countenance defined by soft facial contours

Sabine Stromeyer | New York Spring (2003) Painting on Board sky and classic acanthus patterns48"W x 108"H x 4D In the monumental work New York Spring, Sabine Stromeyer (German Texas, b. 1962) explores the intersection of industrial materiality and the rhythmic pulses of nature. Born in Berlin and later relocating to Texas due to family affiliations with NASA, Stromeyer became an integral figure in the Houston art scene. She refined her practice at the Glassell School of Art at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, and served on the advisory board