Sarah in her studio.
Photograph credit: Jamie Trounce 2009
Photograph credit: Jamie Trounce 2009
Sarah began working in Ceramics in 1994. Inspired by the freedom of the material she went on to complete a Masters from the Centre for Ceramic Studies in Cardiff in 2004.
“I have been driven by the fluid nature of clay since the first day I worked with the medium. The possibilities seem endless; clay has its own presence and energy that I try to capture within my work. I am fascinated by abstract Modernist sculpture and the way it challenges our everyday perception; in particular the beautiful pierced forms of Barbara Hepworth and the clever perceptual disorientation in the work of Anish Kapoor. I am also inspired by the dramatic effects of light and shadow and I continue to explore this through my practice as I believe it brings a new interactive dimension to the work.”
Sarah lives and works in London and has her own studio practice based at Cockpit Arts Holborn.
“I have been driven by the fluid nature of clay since the first day I worked with the medium. The possibilities seem endless; clay has its own presence and energy that I try to capture within my work. I am fascinated by abstract Modernist sculpture and the way it challenges our everyday perception; in particular the beautiful pierced forms of Barbara Hepworth and the clever perceptual disorientation in the work of Anish Kapoor. I am also inspired by the dramatic effects of light and shadow and I continue to explore this through my practice as I believe it brings a new interactive dimension to the work.”
Sarah lives and works in London and has her own studio practice based at Cockpit Arts Holborn.