Acts of translation, reflections in the fabrications and functions of storytelling, weaving presence from echoes and form from silence.

Shaped by the liminal spaces of belonging, Sarah is interested in the thresholds where digital landscapes meet tangible artifacts and physical spaces. Graduating from the University of Utah’s Multi-Disciplinary Design program, emphasizing in Physical Product. With a background in experiential marketing, interior and physical product design, Sarah has an affinity for thinking in 3 dimensions.

Primarily working in stone sculpture and digital media, Sarah is interested in the space between. Her’s work is highly inspired by water, natural ecology, organic forms, human physiology, and physical artifacts. Sarah approaches her work with a reverence for the non-human and geologic timescales.