Sarah Grace Kotzamani

The sculptor is passionate about creating art, whether it be through sculpting or working on 2D pieces. They enjoy the process of building and refining their work, often using layers of various mediums like colored pencils, wax crayons, pastels, paints, and ink. Their approach is intuitive, working in series to explore different themes until they feel satisfied with the outcome. They feel a deep connection to a spiritual plane when creating, allowing their hands and materials to guide them in their artistic journey.

With a mother who was a Greek sculptor and a father who was a poet from Muskogee, the artist has a diverse background that influences their work. They have obtained degrees in ceramic sculpture and "Spatial Arts," with a focus on metal sculpture. Drawing and painting are integral parts of their artistic process, allowing them to express their love for the human body and the spiritual experience of physical reality. Occasionally, their work may delve into abstract themes, but their main focus is on capturing the essence of the human form.

The artist's work is a reflection of their belief in the beauty of the human body and the development of the soul within it. They have signed some pieces as "Sarka Zi," meaning "Flesh Lives" in Greek, to convey their appreciation for the spiritual journey within our physical bodies. Whether in Greece or California, the artist finds inspiration in their surroundings and the people they encounter. Their prints are available for purchase, perfect for adding a touch of creativity to any home or office decor.