Sabrina Di Castello (b. 1990, Vienna) is a contemporary painter based in Nice, France.

Her work blends abstraction with floral forms that function not as decoration, but as symbols of memory, emotion and transformation.

 

Her signature series, Where the Flowers Grew, explores what rises from moments of dissolution — how beauty can emerge precisely where something once felt fragile or uncertain. The flowers in her work are not depictions; they are echoes, fragments, and emotional landscapes.

 

She is currently developing BlackBloom, an unreleased sculptural monochrome series centred on depth, shadow and the quiet force of what remains unseen.

 

Di Castello’s work is held in private collections across Europe and the United States.