SARA WINFIELD
Sara grew up on a farm in the bush, with a brush, a big imagination and a deep love for our Australian outback. Equipped with strong will and ambition, Sara left her fashion studies to become an artist. Over the past five years, Sara has slowly developed her personal painting style, which can be broken into two distinct areas.
‘The Girls’, are a playful look into her inner female - an eclectic mix of soft and romantic pastel tones, girl-power costumed masks, mystery, sweetness and oomph! Having always been told she views life through 'rose coloured glasses,' the doe-eyed and pouty mouthed Girls seek to represent Sara's playful, dreamy and idealistic views on the world.
On the other end of the spectrum are Sara's abstract pieces - the result of a more serious conversation with herself. Experimental paint pouring and intentional mark making act as the foundations of these pieces; while colour selection remains the main attraction. Regardless of subject, repetitious dots and lines layer her work, much like the overlapping of thoughts constantly whirring in her mind. The arduous approach to these pieces represent a love of things that take time and effort, much like the slower pace of life she knew on the farm.
You will find Sara currently working on private commissions, exploring new work and ideas, or hiking through the bush with her trusty dog companion, Augie.
CLIENTS
- 140 Perth
- ACO Cottesloe
- Affinity Diamonds
- Amnesty International
- City of Joondalup
- Karrinyup Shopping Centre
- Hello Little Birdie
- Petite Interior Co
- Rebecca Judd
PRESS
- Vogue Australia
- Real Living
- Cleo
- L'Officiel Australia
- Marie Claire
- Stolen Magazine
- Mimie Elashiry
- The Substance Blog
- Brooke Testoni
- Sunday Times Magazine
- Babiekins
- Hello Little Birdie
- Honghenwood Stylist
- Rebecca Judd Loves
