Sabrina
Puppin

Sabrina Puppin is an internationally exhibited visual artist. Many renowned venues internationally have showcased her work, including the Central State Museum of Kazakhstan, Almaty, Kazakhstan, Museo Arte e Scienza, Milan, Italy, The Kyoto Museum, Kyoto, Japan, MEAM Museu Europeu de Arte Moderna, Barcelona, Spain, Museo Francesco Gonzaga, Mantua, Italy, and Qatar Museums, Doha, Qatar, as well as museums and galleries in USA, Qatar, Germany, Italy, Spain, Russia, China, Israel, Malta, Dubai and India. Qatar Museums granted her a personal retrospective at the Fire Station contemporary galleries, Doha, Qatar. She was chosen to represent the Italian contemporary art in 2020 by the Italian Embassy in Qatar and awarded a solo show at Al Gassar Gallery, Doha, Qatar. She participated at the XIV Florence Biennale, 2023; SEGNALATI at the Parliament of Malta, 2023; the 1st Sanremo Biennale, 2023; and at the 4th Bienal de Arte Barcelona at Museu Europeu D’Art Modern, 2022.  Sabrina Puppin was awarded showcase in the juried art show COLOR by the juror Marcela Guerrero, Assistant Curator at the Whitney Museum of American Art and art show WIDE OPEN by juror Paulina Pobocha, Associated Curator at MOMA, New York. She was a guest artist at the celebration of the 300th anniversary of the founding of Saint Petersburg, Russia at the Gorohovaya 6 Gallery. Additionally, she exhibited twice at the Lalit Kala Akademi, India’s government-run national academy of fine art.

Sabrina Puppin is the recipient of several highly prestigious prizes for her artistic merit such as the Premio Donatello, 2023, Florence, Italy; 5th Leonardo Da Vinci International Prize, 2023, Museo della Scienza e della Tecnica, Milan, Italy; International Paris Prize 2022: and the Luxemburg Art Prize 2018 for artistic achievements, Pinacotheque Museum, Luxemburg, among others. She was selected as Artist-in-Residence for Expo 2015, representing Qatar at the prestigious event in Milan, Italy. Also, she was awarded two residencies at the Center for Contemporary Arts Afghanistan, Kabul, Afghanistan, in 2013 and 2014. The residencies were organized by the Turquoise Mountain Institute and funded by the Qatar Museums Authority.

Puppin’s work has been included in numerous publication all around the world and it is part of many public and private collections.

Ms. Puppin work is an investigation of the observation of reality and the distorted perception I have of that reality. As a choreographer, she organizes color’s movement within space. Through the use of hyper-colorful, shining, and overwhelming abstract arrangements, she depicts and investigates the distorted perception of the reality, aiming to express feelings and daydreams through work that wants to be felt, walked in front of, stared at, and dwelt on.