Statement
As a landscape painter, the impact of climate on the landscape and the changing environment, has always underpinned my work, and in turn how this relates to our movement, migration and settlement as a response.
Although we may seek a connection to ‘place’, to establish roots, migration is in constant flux as we respond to climate change, economics, and even environmental catastrophe. The nature of our existence and the mark we make upon the landscape is transitory in comparison to the geological processes of the Earth. It is the migratory and transitory impact of our existence, predominantly within the rural landscape, that I aim to convey within my work.
About
Originally from Australia, Sarah lives and works as an artist in the Isle of Skye, (Western Isles, Scotland) . She studied painting at Wimbledon University (UAL), London. Upon graduating she was selected to show in the FBA Futures group show, Mall Galleries, London. Sarah has shown in both group and solo shows. Her work is currently being exhibited at the Royal Society of Marine Artists Annual Open exhibition (Mall Galleries, London). Upcoming exhibitions include Wells Contemporary and 'Changing Tides', (SSA/Project Room 2020). Other recent exhibitions include the Royal Scottish Academy Annual Exhibition, 'On The Table' (@marramarts), Westmorland Landscape Prize 2019, 'A Time & Place' (London), ‘Over Seas’, SkyeMakers Gallery (Skye), ‘Home’, group exhibition, CamCRAG, (Cambridge), long-listed for the Jackson’s Painting Prize 2020. Her work has been featured on www.saatchiart.com and interviewed @postcard wall, Traction magazine.
As a landscape painter, the impact of climate on the landscape and the changing environment, has always underpinned my work, and in turn how this relates to our movement, migration and settlement as a response.
Although we may seek a connection to ‘place’, to establish roots, migration is in constant flux as we respond to climate change, economics, and even environmental catastrophe. The nature of our existence and the mark we make upon the landscape is transitory in comparison to the geological processes of the Earth. It is the migratory and transitory impact of our existence, predominantly within the rural landscape, that I aim to convey within my work.
About
Originally from Australia, Sarah lives and works as an artist in the Isle of Skye, (Western Isles, Scotland) . She studied painting at Wimbledon University (UAL), London. Upon graduating she was selected to show in the FBA Futures group show, Mall Galleries, London. Sarah has shown in both group and solo shows. Her work is currently being exhibited at the Royal Society of Marine Artists Annual Open exhibition (Mall Galleries, London). Upcoming exhibitions include Wells Contemporary and 'Changing Tides', (SSA/Project Room 2020). Other recent exhibitions include the Royal Scottish Academy Annual Exhibition, 'On The Table' (@marramarts), Westmorland Landscape Prize 2019, 'A Time & Place' (London), ‘Over Seas’, SkyeMakers Gallery (Skye), ‘Home’, group exhibition, CamCRAG, (Cambridge), long-listed for the Jackson’s Painting Prize 2020. Her work has been featured on www.saatchiart.com and interviewed @postcard wall, Traction magazine.
