Depot exhibition Sabine Heller

The Berliner-born Sabine Heller shows her works in her depot exhibition in Jacobsdorf OT Petersdorf, where she currently lives and works. Her works can also be found in collections, for example in the Keramion in Frechen, the Gmunden Ceramics Manufactory and the Grassi Museum in Leipzig.

Born in Berlin in 1956, she learned the trade as a carpenter after finishing school in 1972.
In 1976 he graduated from high school and then began studying at the Berlin-Weißensee Art Academy until 1981.
Four years after graduating, she worked in her own workshop in Berlin.
In 1984, she moved her apartment and studio to an artists' community at Burg Goldbeck.
1989 Move to the shared workshop with Tomas Grzimek in Sieversdorf.
In 1990 she received a scholarship from the Käthe Dorsch Foundation and in 2001 she went to Shirgaraki in Japan to work as an “artist in residence”.
Sabine Heller is known for her brick sculptures.
These were shown at exhibitions in Halle/Saale, Dresden, Hanover, Magdeburg, Berlin, Rheinsberg, Radolfzell, Potsdam, Selb and Israel, among others.