Sabek

Sabek is a street artist based in Madrid, Spain, renowned internationally for his dynamic, large-scale murals featuring powerful and symbolic figures inspired by nature and wildlife. His distinctive style uses bold, striking black shapes to portray animals and other natural elements, emphasizing contrasts between strength and serenity, power and calmness. Through this visual storytelling, Sabek aims to provoke reflection on humanity's relationship with nature and its diverse symbolism.

About Sabek

Sabek began his creative journey at an early age, initially captivated by graffiti culture, which laid the groundwork for his current artistic practice. Over time, his work has gained recognition around the globe, gracing walls and urban spaces from Europe to South America. Sabek’s murals are characterized by simplicity and elegance, yet they deliver profound messages about coexistence, respect, and environmental consciousness. His recurring motifs, such as animals, pyramids, and symbolic shapes, echo his commitment to raising awareness and engaging audiences deeply and thoughtfully.

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Sabek (he/his) was born in Madrid and lives and works in Madrid, Spain.

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Fitting in ain’t my goal. My work changes because I do too.

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Articles

Limited Edition Prints

Zamburiñas

Ekaterina Deryugina: Quiet Observation and the Poetry of Everyday Scenes

An artist profile on Madrid-based artist Ekaterina Deryugina, whose work turns everyday scenes, animals and quiet observation into emotionally layered images.

Limited Edition Prints

Jason Anderson: Colour, Texture and the Movement of Light

An artist profile on Jason Anderson, whose textured abstract landscapes use colour, palette knife movement and light to create dynamic, shifting compositions.

Limited Edition Prints

Maldha Mohamed

Portraiture

Maldha Mohamed: Portraits as Portals to the Unseen

An artist profile on Maldivian artist Maldha Mohamed, whose evocative portraits invite viewers into unseen emotional spaces and unfinished conversations.

Max Schulze: Between Pleasure and Destruction

An artist profile on Max Schulze, the Amsterdam-based artist whose paintings move between pleasure, destruction, surreal ritual and psychological tension.

Limited Edition Prints

Reflection

Sabek

Sabek: Reflection, Duality and the Animal as Symbol

An artist-focused essay on Sabek’s Notre Arte edition Reflection, exploring duality, identity, perception and the animal as a symbolic figure.

Limited Edition Prints

Gizem Akdağ: Stillness, Motion and the Return to Essentials

An artist-focused essay on Gizem Akdağ’s Notre Arte editions Go with the Flow and Back to Basics, exploring stillness, movement, observation and essential forms.

Limited Edition Prints

Zamburiñas

Ekaterina Deryugina: Quiet Observation and the Poetry of Everyday Scenes

An artist profile on Madrid-based artist Ekaterina Deryugina, whose work turns everyday scenes, animals and quiet observation into emotionally layered images.

Limited Edition Prints

Jason Anderson: Colour, Texture and the Movement of Light

An artist profile on Jason Anderson, whose textured abstract landscapes use colour, palette knife movement and light to create dynamic, shifting compositions.

Limited Edition Prints

Maldha Mohamed

Portraiture

Maldha Mohamed: Portraits as Portals to the Unseen

An artist profile on Maldivian artist Maldha Mohamed, whose evocative portraits invite viewers into unseen emotional spaces and unfinished conversations.

Max Schulze: Between Pleasure and Destruction

An artist profile on Max Schulze, the Amsterdam-based artist whose paintings move between pleasure, destruction, surreal ritual and psychological tension.

Limited Edition Prints

Reflection

Sabek

Sabek: Reflection, Duality and the Animal as Symbol

An artist-focused essay on Sabek’s Notre Arte edition Reflection, exploring duality, identity, perception and the animal as a symbolic figure.

Limited Edition Prints

Gizem Akdağ: Stillness, Motion and the Return to Essentials

An artist-focused essay on Gizem Akdağ’s Notre Arte editions Go with the Flow and Back to Basics, exploring stillness, movement, observation and essential forms.