Sarah’s art practice evolved from her desire to create art that recognized and honored animals, nature, and issues around the health of our global ecosystems. Using small animal figurines as both inspiration and reference, Sarah grows these tiny animals into larger than life tributes. Her work acts as a reminder to the viewers that the animal she features, while strong and beautiful, are also precious and fragile. Sarah acknowledges that there is certain sweetness to these giants but believes that the message is louder than that. She aims for her art to “work toward easing the suffering of an Earth folding under the tremendous weight of our missteps.” Her poignant imagery is made more friendly and approachable through the use of bright, expressive colors. In the spirit of the message her artwork aims to address, Sarah supports conservation efforts around the world and is currently donating a percentage of all her art sales to the Kenya Wildlife Trust.
Wood Water Rock
Wild Mustang
Welcome to the Front Range
Wall of Words
Dynamic Wall Sculpture
Ocular series
Pure and Clean and Raw
Duologue series of small paintings
Unabridged
Two Tall Mountains and Joggers in the Park
The Blue Trees
Tail Spin
The Rope Whisperer
The Heavy is the Root of the Light
Stone Garden
Seattle Cows
Model State: A Local Cosmology
License Plates
Laughing Escalator
I See What You Mean
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Indeterminate Line
I Know You Know That I Know
Glimmer, Waggenwaybreen, and Losvik Cut
Four Floors of Murals
Forever Colliding
Don’t Hide
Doing the Denver Dance
Colorado Pioneers
Colorado Panorama: A People’s History
Boulder Creekâ Autumn 08 #1
Big Ben
Atmosphere No. 27, 37 and 44
Ancient Colorado Paintings
1000 Prayers
Start Planning Your Event In Denver Book
Experience the Colorado Convention Center
