Soft things gone dark

The Artist

Sabine in Wonderland

The artist behind the moon.

Sabine is the artist behind Luna et Lune and the world of Sabine in Wonderland, creating poetic pastel-goth universes where haunted dolls, forgotten letters, moonlit rooms and strange little fairytales quietly unfold into stories that feel strangely familiar.

She has been making up worlds for as long as she can remember. As a little girl, she filled pages with impossible places, curious characters and stories that always seemed to continue beyond the final page. She still follows that same instinct today. Only now, the rooms have grown darker, the dolls quieter, and the moon a little more watchful.

Her path has always moved between imagination and structure. After studying Drama Teaching and Media & Entertainment, she worked across Photoshop, web design, digital design and storytelling, while later retraining as a data analyst. Together, these seemingly opposite worlds became the foundation of her practice: one that balances intuition with precision, atmosphere with structure, and dreams with careful craftsmanship.

Her work moves fluidly between cinematic storytelling, digital art and AI-assisted creation. AI is one of the instruments in her studio, never the thing that dreams. The dream comes first. The image simply finds its way into the world.

Under the name Luna et Lune, her imagined worlds take physical form through fine art prints, digital collections and carefully crafted objects for collectors of the beautiful, the melancholic and the quietly unsettling.

She doesn’t simply create images.
She builds worlds.

Worlds where every collection belongs to its own universe, every image is another chapter, and every chapter leaves a door just slightly open.

She does not build worlds to escape reality. She builds them to find the door that reality forgot to lock.