Sibylle Ruppert's Art-Works are a meeting between, surrealism and fantastic-realism.

Beside her paintings "BLACK LIGHT ON WHITE SHADOW" dedicated to Thomas Bernhard, her work includes pictures and drawings inspired by the literature of Marquis de Sade, George Bataille, Antonin Artaud, Lautréamond, and other reknowed authors.

Her work has been exhibited in Paris, Brussels, Amsterdam, Cologne, Frankfurt, Munich, Giessen, Stuttgart, Zurich, Basel, London and New York and appeared also in numerous books and press articles.

Sibylle Ruppert's "Dessins pour D.A.F. de Sade" series has been discussed in various articles by Pierre Restany, Drs. Phillis and Eberhard Krohaussen, Prof. Dr Klaus Laermann, Roland Villeneuve, Prof. Gert Schiff, H.R. Giger, Bijan Aalam, and Eli Graf.

In the portfolio which appeared on the occasion of Sibylle Puppert's exhibition "Lautréamont", Alain Robbe-Grillet wrote the preface and dedicated this to the artist.