Sarah Grace Kotzamani

The sculptor is passionate about getting their hands dirty, whether it's building and refining sculptures or working on 2D pieces. Their process involves layers of colored pencils, wax crayons, pastels, paints, and ink, creating depth and texture by adding and scraping off materials. Working intuitively and in series, the artist follows a theme until they feel satisfied, exploring different mediums and techniques to bring their vision to life.

The artist feels a deep connection to a spiritual plane when creating, allowing their hands and materials to guide them in their artistic journey. With a Greek sculptor mother and a poet father from Oklahoma, the artist's diverse background influences their work. Spending time in both Greece and California, they draw inspiration from both cultures and landscapes, incorporating elements of their surroundings into their art.

Having earned degrees in ceramic sculpture and spatial arts, the sculptor's work often focuses on the physicality and spirituality of the human body. While their work is rarely completely abstract, they occasionally delve into more conceptual pieces. Signing some works as "Sarka Zi," which means Flesh Lives in Greek, the artist aims to convey the profound experience of our souls inhabiting our bodies. Their prints are available for purchase, perfect for adding a touch of creativity to home and office decor.