Hi, I’m Sabrina!

My paintings are a visual safari, inspired by my connection to Africa and the feeling of exploring somewhere unknown. More than just beautiful paintings, they invite you to feel, remember and explore, with hidden abstract animals waiting to be discovered.

Young woman with blonde hair and blue eyes wearing a black dress with puffed sleeves and a pleated skirt, standing in front of an abstract floral painting with shades of pink, orange, purple, and black.

Meet the Artist

Sabrina Richter lives and works in Frankfurt, Germany. Art has been part of Sabrina’s life since childhood, intertwined with her love for nature, animals and distant places. During six months as a wildlife ranger in Kruger National Park, she discovered the joy of sharing this connection with safari guests. In Munich, she developed her own artistic language and began selling her first works.

Her professional journey later took her to New York, where she experienced a new perspective on art and nature. The energy of the urban jungle shaped her just as much as the quiet oases of Elizabeth Street Garden or the Hudson River. After several years working in the tech industry, Sabrina returned to Germany and made the decision to leave her secure corporate career behind to dedicate herself fully to her art.

Sabrina Richter on safari with rhinos in South Africa, with her painted baby elephant – Wildlife Rangerin, Safari Inspiration für abstrakte Kunst

01 · South Africa

This is where the visual safari was born. I worked as a wildlife ranger in Kruger National Park, founded my own non-profit and built a deep connection to this land. Safaris are still my favourite place to be and the source of every Visual Safari I paint.

Sabrina Richter at a fountain in Munich with her painted sleeping fox – Künstlerin München, abstrakte Malerei mit versteckten Tieren

02 · Munich

In 2020 I started painting again after a long break and began selling my work. Munich is where the brush came back into my hand and where my first collectors found my paintings.

Sabrina Richter in New York on the Hudson River pier, with her small painted owl hidden on the railing – Künstlerin New York, abstrakte Kunst mit versteckten Tieren

03 · New York

Living in New York, the city of art, I found my style in the urban jungle. Galleries, street art, the Hudson River and the quiet green corners of Manhattan shaped how I layer colour and hide my animals today.

“I want my paintings to do more than just look beautiful. I want them to make you feel, remember and explore.”

Visitors discovering the hidden polar bear in Sabrina Richter's abstract painting at a vernissage – abstrakte Kunst mit Eisbär, Kunst kaufen

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Children observing an abstract painting with swirling blue, gray, and white patterns, featuring a carved fingerprint pattern and a small bear shape at the bottom.
Close-up of a textured, abstract painting with a fox painted on a twisted branch. The painting features thick brushstrokes, layered textures, and a mix of earthy and muted colors.
Three women browsing artwork in an art gallery, with paintings on the wall and bottles on display in the background.
Abstract painting with red, pink, black, and white brushstrokes, textures, and lines in a black frame on a gallery wall.
A group of four women enjoying a conversation in an art gallery, with two modern abstract paintings hanging on the wall behind them.
A painting of a cute brown owl with big blue eyes, sitting on a branch against a light blue and grey background with swirling patterns.
People gathered in an art gallery or museum, observing or interacting with artwork on display. Visible are a large abstract painting with pink, red, and white hues hung on a gray wall, and several individuals, mostly women, engaged in conversation or
Abstract painting with warm colors, textural elements, and scribbled writings hanging on a light gray wall.
Group of four people standing in front of colorful abstract painting in an indoor art gallery. Two women and two men are engaged in conversation, with a wine glass held by one of the individuals.