Sarina Freincle

Contemporary figurative artist

Where soul meets pigment, and every brushstroke preserves a story.

Work That Lives Beyond the Canvas

Alongside original paintings and commissions, my work includes permanent public installations preserving South Carolina civil rights history, including a 384-square-foot mural and a six-portrait series for Charleston County School District. [See Institutional Commissions →]

Selected Works

“In the quiet chaos of color, we
find the stories we were too afraid
to speak.”

A Beautiful Distraction

Sarina Freincle

A bright orange sofa with colorful throw pillows featuring floral and nature patterns, set against an orange and teal wall with a large, framed portrait of a woman with curly hair hanging above it.

Sol of Her

Living room with a green upholstered armchair, a modern wall-mounted fireplace, a gray wall with a large framed portrait of a Black man and woman, and decorative plants and objects on the shelf above the fireplace.

Always & Forever

Minimalist interior with a wooden console table holding a large vase with branches, three small bowls, and wall art above. The wall art is a dark abstract painting in a black frame.

Whispers of the wind

"Art was never meant to be decoration. It was meant to hold memory, mark time, and remind us who we are.

I paint portraits, commissions, and murals that carry emotional, historical, and generational weight. My work lives in schools, on community walls, and in homes that understand the difference between decorating and documenting.

I paint for the soulful collector."

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