Sabrina has always lived between two worlds.

For twenty years, she has built a career in technology and customer experience, rising to the executive level as a Vice President. At the same time, she never stopped being enamored by art and the process of creating it.

There was no dramatic departure from one life in pursuit of another. No moment when the corporate world was abandoned for the studio. Instead, art remained quietly present through years of meetings, leadership, deadlines, and ambition; a private language running alongside a public career.

Four Antoinnettes was born from bringing those worlds together.

A Chicago-based contemporary artist, Sabrina works primarily in oil and mixed media, exploring femininity, inheritance, memory, and transformation through florals, portraiture, tactile brushwork, and unexpected materiality. Her work has been exhibited throughout Chicago’s independent arts community, including the Silver Room Block Party and the historic Fine Arts Building.

Today, her original paintings become the starting point for Four Antoinnettes: fine correspondence and paper objects translated directly from the canvas and designed to be written, given, kept, and remembered.

Her years in business shaped the house as much as the studio did: The instinct for detail, the understanding that experience is built through a thousand considered decisions, and the belief that how something makes us feel matters as much as how it looks.

Four Antoinnettes is not a reinvention.

It is the convergence of a life spent building, leading, observing, and making.

Because perhaps the most interesting parts of ourselves are not the ones we leave behind, but the ones we insist on carrying with us.