BIOGRAPHY

At the surface, Sandra Elisabeth Nobre’s (earlier known as Kan Dee) art is deeply inspired by the aesthetics of interiors, objects, architecture, and the interplay of colors and fabrics. But beneath this visual harmony, her work delves into the depths of the human experience and existence - exploring themes of inner reflection and metaphysical introspection.

As these introspections are deeply rooted in the human, they have shaped our experience since the beginning of time. This is the feeling Nobre strives to capture in the aesthetic of her paintings - a sense of history and timelessness. Through a blend of warmth and muted tones, she creates spaces that feels quiet and contemplative, topped with elegance and delicacy.

Nobre hopes that those who see her art feel inspired by the way she chooses to represent introspection - as something beautiful, no matter the context and she want to remind us that in the end, we are the creators of ourselves and the world we live in.

Working primarily with acrylics, Nobre builds layers of thick paint and silk paper, creating a richly textured base that brings depth to each piece. Her palette is composed of soft, muted, and earthy tones, which provide a subtle backdrop for the shimmering gold accents that have become a signature of her work. These golden details add a sense of luminosity and intrigue, catching the light in unexpected ways. Patterns, arches, and architectural elements often emerge throughout her compositions, lending a sense of structure and balance, while symmetry subtly reinforces the harmony within the intricate worlds she creates.

Sandra Elisabeth Nobre was born 1987 in Sweden but are now living and working fulltime as an artist in Southwest of Portugal.

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"I want to assure to my collectors that when buying an original painting from me, they will receive something unique, heartfelt, and filled with the essence of my creative journey. Where every inch of the painting, every brush stroke, is a testament to my dedication and commitment to delivering not just art, but a tangible piece of quality and value that resonates with not only the soul of myself but the soul of my collector."