Sabek is a contemporary visual artist with a background in illustration and a Master’s degree in design. He works across painting, sculpture, and public space, developing a practice centered on animal figures as visual structures through which to explore instinct, perception, and psychological states. 

Rather than acting as narrative characters, these figures function as controlled forms that hold tension, awareness, and balance within carefully constructed environments. Drawing from natural systems and contemporary visual language, Sabek creates compositions where color, form, and surface are used with precision to regulate emotional intensity. His work approaches conflict not as confrontation, but as a condition to be observed, contained, and integrated. Across different scales and media, his practice reflects an ongoing investigation into coexistence, restraint, and the quiet negotiation between the wild and the constructed. 

Sabek has exhibited internationally in both gallery contexts and public art settings, and continues to expand his practice through sculptural works and site-specific projects.