"... in Sibylle Ruppert's more recent paintings created with subtle aesthetics she continues to pursue her guidance motive, confronting and analyzing questions of violence, cruelty, horror and destruction.

Her works in "BLACK LIGHT ON WHITE SHADOW" examines once again invariably the challenge, which is essential on human vulnerability, an often driven back sensibility from transparent tragedy of ordinary banal brutalities - moments of extreme fragility incessantly passing time where all is only shades, darkness of light decaying too brightly and made of sacred and silence."

- Eli Graf - Paris, 2005