Sasha Fabris is a multidisciplinary artist working across sculpture, painting, drawing, and large scale cement constructions. She graduated with a BA Fine Arts (Honours) from the University of the Witwatersrand in 1996, majoring in sculpture, art criticism, and religious education. Her practice combines strong material knowledge with a commitment to experimentation and continuous skill development.

Alongside her studio work, Sasha has extensive experience as a gallerist and curator, shaping exhibitions and collaborating with artists and cultural partners. She is also an art educator, teaching both practical and theoretical art to students ranging from primary school level to postgraduate artists, and developing original teaching materials for the subjects she leads.

Her professional background extends into stage production and event coordination, where she designs and manages performances, multimedia shows, and corporate events. She oversees all aspects of production—from stage design and artist coordination to budgeting, staff training, and logistical planning. Sasha also works in real estate development and creative space design, transforming unused buildings into functional cultural hubs. She manages spatial design, building operations, rentals, and long term profitability, ensuring that each space supports creative communities.

Across all her projects, she maintains a disciplined approach to documentation, producing detailed concept proposals, feasibility studies, and operational plans.