Sabīne Šnē is a visual artist who explores the intersections of culture and nature, and is particularly interested in the relationships between humans and more-than-humans. By weaving together scientific research, contemporary theories, and fiction, she creates worlds that highlight entanglements in ecosystems and multi-species intelligence.
Šnē has a broad interdisciplinary practice that combines video, 3D animation, sound, sculpture, and drawing.
Her works have been shown internationally in solo and group exhibitions,
as well as in video screenings across Europe, the UK, and the US.
She has participated in numerous artist residencies, most recently at Cité Internationale des Arts in Paris, France.
Šnē works have been featured in various online and print media, including Contemporary Art Library, Contemporary Art Daily, Saliva.Live,
Echo Gone Wrong, We Make Money Not Art, and Arterritory.
Interviews with the artist can be found in SunStroke Magazine,
Fetch London, Doris Press, and Kultūras Diena (in Latvian).
Currently, she is working on a new mixed media installation for her solo
exhibition at RIXC Gallery in Riga, Latvia (March 2025).
Šnē has a broad interdisciplinary practice that combines video, 3D animation, sound, sculpture, and drawing.
Her works have been shown internationally in solo and group exhibitions,
as well as in video screenings across Europe, the UK, and the US.
She has participated in numerous artist residencies, most recently at Cité Internationale des Arts in Paris, France.
Šnē works have been featured in various online and print media, including Contemporary Art Library, Contemporary Art Daily, Saliva.Live,
Echo Gone Wrong, We Make Money Not Art, and Arterritory.
Interviews with the artist can be found in SunStroke Magazine,
Fetch London, Doris Press, and Kultūras Diena (in Latvian).
Currently, she is working on a new mixed media installation for her solo
exhibition at RIXC Gallery in Riga, Latvia (March 2025).