Sarah Little is an interdisciplinary artist based in Texas, whose creations span across multiple media including digital art, drawing, painting, sculpture, and photography. With a keen eye for detail, her artistic vision encapsulates the intricate nuances of nature and society.

 

Upon first glance, there is a sense of objectivity in Sarah's works. However, upon closer examination, the viewer is invited to explore and uncover the artist's subtly distorted perceptions. Her diverse portfolio encompasses a wide range of subjects, including social, political, ecological, and mental states. Regardless of the focus, each piece offers a glimpse into the artist's unique perspective. Sarah often reflects on the importance of stepping outside oneself to experience the world through different eyes.

 

While not initially pursuing art as a career, Sarah's passion for the craft remained steadfast throughout the years. Early on, she developed a deep understanding of the uncomfortable truths that exist in the world, which continues to inform her artistic expression.

 

Sarah's artwork has been showcased in various local exhibitions in San Antonio, Texas. Her works have been featured in esteemed juried university and college shows, as well as at the 1st Annual Banned Books Expo held at Northeast Lakeview College and the UTSCSA Health Equity exhibition.

 

Through her art, Sarah strives to initiate a profound and unique dialogue with the viewer, encouraging exploration and contemplation. Her creations beckon the audience to delve deeper and engage with the multifaceted layers of meaning embedded within her work.