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Originally this publication was planned as a collection of Sabine Moritz’ charcoal and oil pastel drawings of flowers. She has returned to this theme time and time again and explains “Sometimes I draw to relax or when coming down from completing a painting.” <ref>Sabine Moritz, ''Lilies and Objects'', Heni Publishing, London, 2011, ISBN 978-0-95-640416-9</ref> Although she has drawn asters, orchids and roses, it is the lily and its almost architectural nature that pulls her in time and again and has helped her explore different methods. During the development of this compilation the artist herself suggested including drawings of objects. This on-going body of work show her interest the knick-knacks with which people surround themselves, them being of religious nature or just for decorative purposes.<ref>Sabine Moritz, ''Lilies and Objects'', Heni Publishing, London, 2011, ISBN 978-0-95-640416-9</ref>
===''Helicopter''===
This publication presents Sabine Moritz’s latest work: a collection of drawings and paintings of helicopters created between 2002 and 2013. The Helicopter series has arisen from the artist’s interest in the shift in their symbolic meaning. They are based on images of helicopters from newspapers and television that the artist transferred into her own language. The outcome is a series of beautiful drawings and paintings that range from objective depictions of helicopters to more poetic compositions. The works are accompanied by poems by Adam Zagajewski and Friedrich Hölderlin, and a text by Hans Ulrich Obrist.<ref>Sabine Moritz, ''Helicopter'', Heni Publishing, London, 2014, ISBN 978-0-9930103-0-9</ref>
* Sabine Moritz, ''Limbo: Paintings from 2005'', Andrew Mummery Gallery, London, 2006 (exhibition catalogue)
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