Sabrina H. De La Rosa
About The Artist
Sabrina De La Rosa
Fine Artist | Creative Professional | San Antonio, Texas
Sabrina De La Rosa is a Texas-based fine artist whose practice explores color, observation, and the expressive qualities of everyday life. Working primarily in oil painting and oil pastels, her work draws inspiration from nature, travel, and the subtle beauty found in ordinary moments.
Influenced by Impressionism and Post-Impressionism, she approaches painting as an exploration of sensation and representation. Through expressive gestures, layered color, and thoughtful composition, her work examines the relationship between what we see and what we experience.
Originally from Edinburg, Texas, and now based in San Antonio, Sabrina brings a multidisciplinary perspective to her practice, informed by her experience in fine art, graphic design, photography, and creative direction.
Education & Artistic Practice
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Education
Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA)
The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley
Developed a foundation in fine art through the study of traditional and contemporary artistic practices. Coursework emphasized drawing, painting, color theory, composition, and conceptual development, cultivating an understanding of artistic expression, visual observation, and creative experimentation.
Established a foundation in visual communication, typography, digital design, and composition. Studies explored the relationship between art and design, developing technical and conceptual skills applicable to branding, editorial design, and creative direction.
Associates of Arts in Graphic Design
South Texas College
Artistic
Practice
My artistic practice centers on the exploration of color, form, and observation. Working primarily in oil painting and oil pastels, I draw inspiration from nature, travel, and the quiet details of everyday life.
Influenced by Impressionism and Post-Impressionism, my approach moves between representation and abstraction, exploring how expressive gestures, layered color, and composition can evoke a sense of place, memory, and emotion.
I am particularly interested in the relationship between spontaneity and intention, allowing each work to develop through experimentation while maintaining a thoughtful approach to its subject and composition.
