Featured Artist Sarah Clark

Australian artist Sarah Clark shares her abstract portfolio filled with color, whimsy and movement. See more by visiting her website.

 

"Spreading Seeds 1" inks on clapboard, 610 mm x 460 mm by Sarah Clark. See her portfolio at www.ArtsyShark.com

“Spreading Seeds 1” inks on clapboard, 610 mm x 460 mm

 

We all have a story behind our art……this is mine starting in 2013!

I had done the health professional role for decades, but had this burning need to explore and nourish my creative talents. My skills had been put on the back burner while I raised three children, partly as a single mother. My youngest child has just finished her final school year, so now it is time for me!

 

"Birds of Paradise 2" inks, 540 mm x 770 mm by Sarah Clark. See her artist feature at www.ArtsyShark.com

“Birds of Paradise 2” inks, 540 mm x 770 mm

 

While I was an undergraduate student I worked as a picture framer and leadlight window designer/manufacturer, so the inventive, imaginative thread was always there in the background and unleashed! I am now in the fantastic position to realise my creative ambitions.

 

"Bush Flora" inks, 600 mm x 1000 mm by Sarah Clark. See her artist feature at www.ArtsyShark.com

“Bush Flora” inks, 600 mm x 1000 mm

 

I have attended various art classes but am mainly self-taught. I initially used the front room of my house as my workroom, but rapidly outgrew the space. My beautiful studio is built on a rural property in the hamlet of Aireys Inlet, on the south, surf coast of Victoria, Australia. It is set in a flourishing vegetable garden that I liken to the Australian version of Monet’s garden studio; a tranquil and inspiring space to work. I stand and work on a horizontal surface, interspersing painting with tending my vegetable garden.

 

"Deep Sea" inks, 600 mm x 1000 mm by Sarah Clark. See her artist feature at www.ArtsyShark.com

“Deep Sea” inks, 600 mm x 1000 mm

 

I create abstract artworks using inks and resins and base my works on images from the natural, external environment. I am inspired by the sights as I ride my bicycle down the Great Ocean Road, an Australian National Heritage listed stretch of road and one of the great roads in the world!

 

"Summer Seeds 17" inks, 550 mm x 550 mm by Sarah Clark. See her artist feature at www.ArtsyShark.com

“Summer Seeds 17” inks, 550 mm x 550 mm

 

My artwork evokes in me emotions of pleasure and wonder. My works allow the viewer to use their own imagination to look deep into the artwork and find their own images. Typically, everyone sees something different. Each piece is unique and nonreplicable.

 

"Surreal Encounters Porthole" inks, 450 mm x 450 mm by Sarah Clark. See her artist feature at www.ArtsyShark.com

“Surreal Encounters Porthole” inks, 450 mm x 450 mm

 

I have developed various series of works. Currently, these series include: Surreal Encounters, Summer Seeds, Birds of Paradise, Cosmos, Burnt Flowers and Inception.

 

"Spreading Seeds 2" inks, 600 mm x 1000 mm by Sarah Clark. See her artist feature at www.ArtsyShark.com

“Spreading Seeds 2” inks, 600 mm x 1000 mm

 

I specialise in commission works. I like to work with clients to produce artworks in their desired colour palette and size/shape. Some clients request abstract artwork of a specific subject, like a dragonfly. The end product can be square, rectangular or a porthole, with black, white or Victorian Ash framing.

 

"Surreal Encounters (Reds/Yellows/Black)" inks, 400 mm x 600 mm by Sarah Clark. See her artist feature at www.ArtsyShark.com

“Surreal Encounters (Reds/Yellows/Black)” inks, 400 mm x 600 mm

 

I love seeing the homes and offices where my artworks end up.

 

"Summer Seeds 15" inks, 540 mm x 770 mm by Sarah Clark. See her artist feature at www.ArtsyShark.com

“Summer Seeds 15” inks, 540 mm x 770 mm

 

I plan to keep developing and expanding my own unique works and style to feed my soul, with hope that I can flourish in my practice enabling me to work as a full-time artist in Australia and overseas!

 

Sarah Clark invites you to follow her on Facebook and Instagram.

Comments

  1. Nice work Ms Clark!

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