SARAH HELEN MORE
Seattle, WA
Biography CV Statement
“My work deals with the interaction of color and pattern as well as the complicated relationship between the digital and the handmade. Crafted without the use of tapes or masking films, each piece appears to be created digitally. However, upon closer inspection, one sees evidence of the hand in the form of slight human imperfections that reveal the true nature of each object. This process of making provides me with both a meditative and dynamic experience.”
– Sarah Helen More
THE BALLAD OF SADIE ROSE
40 X 26.5″ gouache on paper
SOLD
RECENT EXHIBITION
COLOR CURE
an invitational exhibition
May 6th – June 26th, 2021
ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS I’LL NEVER ASK
23 X 30″ gouache on paper
SOLD
“I am inspired by traditional methods of textile construction, and I tend to work the canvas as I would if I were weaving, one “weft” at a time, building the piece from a concentrated area out.”
— Sarah More
“I implement sets of formal rules onto my canvases, not always having a clear understanding of the final piece. Beginning with an underlying structure drawn in pencil, this process allows me to ride the line between control and accident, and while some components are clear from the beginning, others reveal themselves as each piece unfolds.”
– Sarah More
GARDEN GATE IN SPRING
14 X 11″ gouache on paper
SOLD
PRESS for COLOR CURE
4.22.21
create! MAGAZINE
“Historically trivialized, color in art has been perceived by critics as frivolous and purely decorative. Like the pioneers of Abstract Expressionism in the late 1940s paving the way with their explosions of color on canvas, these artists posit a yearning for the expressive power of color as a cure for the soul and a visual elixir.”
