Statement
My work responds to our movement, migration and settlement across the landscape, how we make our mark upon it, and how we connect to ‘place’. 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 nature 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 western isles of 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 and her work was recently shortlisted for the Westmorland Landscape Prize. Other recent exhibitions include 'A Time & Place' (London), ‘Over Seas’, SkyeMakers Gallery (Skye), ‘Home’, group exhibition, CamCRAG, (Cambridge), Aros Centre, group exhibition, (Portree), An Crubh, (Sleat). Her work has been featured on www.saatchiart.com and interviewed @postcard wall, Traction magazine.
My work responds to our movement, migration and settlement across the landscape, how we make our mark upon it, and how we connect to ‘place’. 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 nature 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 western isles of 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 and her work was recently shortlisted for the Westmorland Landscape Prize. Other recent exhibitions include 'A Time & Place' (London), ‘Over Seas’, SkyeMakers Gallery (Skye), ‘Home’, group exhibition, CamCRAG, (Cambridge), Aros Centre, group exhibition, (Portree), An Crubh, (Sleat). Her work has been featured on www.saatchiart.com and interviewed @postcard wall, Traction magazine.
