Sarah, Sculptor

Sarah was born in Cambridge though she spent her early years in Nottinghamshire near Sherwood forest, where her love of trees and legends began. She modelled her first dragon at the age of 7 which won her 1st prize at the school fete. It was not until the late nineteen nineties that she came back to sculpture, when she made a large head for her sisters garden. from there she re-caught the bug and decided to go to her local college. After studying for two years she created her first large work entitled "Natures Consort". "Natures Consort" has been exhibited at the Malvern Sculpture Park and Worcester Cathedral.

Sarah  has always held a fascination for exploring  form  and the process of change as form evolves through its own life cycles. She identifies with a need to push boundaries  and explore form’s  natural aptitude for change to bring in something totally new  and awe inspiring ; to move in areas   where fantasy   holds  hands  with reality and within a blush, an altered state comes into being.    The concept , almost that of  a  Morpheus,   where processes  of birth, death and rebirth can be seen to sway in an ever changing and wholly exquisite shifting domain,   where  systems  collide and new possibilities enfold.  Sarah’s work is unique and  devoid of  influence.  And as it  holds its own  attention,  it bends the viewer  to reflect away from ordinary concepts  and  advance majestically into another world which is both   rare and unique.