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Sabrina Fraser is a New Zealand artist whose paintings reflect the beauty of nature, the play of light, and the richness of texture. Through her work, she invites viewers to explore, immerse, and connect with the restorative power of art.

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Where Land Meets Sky Where Land Meets Sky
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Where Land Meets Sky
$200.00

297 × 420mm (A3)  

Mixed media on Fabriano 400gsm cold-pressed acrylic paper 

Certificate of Authenticity included

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Unframed 

This artwork is a standard size A3 so should fit in store bought frames, but professional framing is preferable.

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Free shipping within New Zealand

Paper artworks are sent either packaged between sturdy cardboard or rolled in a tube

Echoes Of Soft Rain Echoes Of Soft Rain
Echoes Of Soft Rain
$200.00

297 × 420mm (A3)  

Mixed media on Fabriano 400gsm cold-pressed acrylic paper 

Certificate of Authenticity included

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Unframed 

This artwork is a standard size A3 so should fit in store bought frames, but professional framing is preferable.

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Free shipping within New Zealand

Paper artworks are sent either packaged between sturdy cardboard or rolled in a tube

Beneath The Hills Beneath The Hills
Beneath The Hills
$200.00

297 × 420mm (A3)  

Mixed media on Fabriano 400gsm cold-pressed acrylic paper 

Certificate of Authenticity included

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Unframed 

This artwork is a standard size A3 so should fit in store bought frames, but professional framing is preferable.

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Free shipping within New Zealand

Paper artworks are sent either packaged between sturdy cardboard or rolled in a tube

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Collector Reviews

“I was so thrilled to snap up your art at the Tasman Awards this morning. We are first-time original art buyers and absolutely love your work. I have Cascade in my bedroom and find it to be such a calming presence!” 

— Alysha

“I want to express my sincere gratitude for the stunning piece of art I just purchased. This is my first original artwork, and it’s absolutely perfect. The color, the style and the overall vibe align beautifully with the atmosphere I’ve created in my zen room. It truly brings the space to life. Thank you once again. I’m beyond thrilled.”

— Edda

“My wife got me this for my 40th birthday. I love the textures and depth of the painting. It now sits proudly in our living room.” 

— Michael

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It's so nice to just sit. Quiet my mind. And notice all the colours and textures in this painting as the sun streams into my studio this afternoon ☀️😍✨️ This is a small close up detail of a new piece (yet to be named) finished a couple of months ag
Sneaky sneaky 👀 Anyone want to guess what I've painted for this year's @incognitoartshow 🎨 I have 3 pieces on their way to Aussie to join this show! All the artworks are donated by artists and 100% of funds raised go towards supporting artists w
Looking for something a little more meaningful this Mother’s Day? My original abstract paintings are one-of-a-kind - just like her. Skip the usual and gift something unique she’ll treasure every day. Explore the collection via the link i
Progress on some new paintings for the Tauranga Art Show in August 💙💚🧡 #artshowsacrossaotearoa #abstractlandscapes #nzartist
A few photos from walking the Heyward Point track two weeks ago. I couldn't have timed it better, the weather was beautiful! ☀️ Stunning views over Aramoana and up the coast. The ocean was calm as a cucumber 👌 and I was delighted to have a forest o
When brushes, palette knives and rollers aren't cutting it 🖐 #newzealandartist #paintingwithhands #texturedart #abstractedlandscapes
Sun and shadows hitting this new creation. ✨️ I tweaked it a couple of weeks ago. Now it's hanging in our dining room so I can glance at it and spend time with it before it's exhibited in August. I don't want to reveal the whole piece just yet but
Painting in progress... building layers and surface textures. This is an obviously sized and shaped canvas for a horizontal landscape, right? Well, I decided to go vertical with it! Why not? Something different. Perfect for a narrow wall (once it's