Acrylic on Wooden Block. 8” x 9.5” - Wired and ready to hang.
*Shipping may take up to 2-3 weeks as all the work will be on display until Oct 31st, shipping will take place at the end of the show.
*For US clients, original artwork is tax exempt; however, at this time, we are not liable for any extra tariffs, taxes, or duties that shipments might face upon arrival at the US border.
Born in London Ontario, Sarah Kane is a self-taught artist working to produce a collection that she hopes will evoke both inspiration and admiration. Sarah strives to bridge the divide between dream and reality through Escapism by producing images that create a surreal escape from the viewer’s daily routine. The admiration for dark and dreamy representations of life has brought her work to the forefront of her career; seeking to bring together the essence of acrylic’s candid movement with graphite’s scripted monologue of dark and light. She is a master at ultra realism with graphite or acrylics, these pieces really need to be seen up close to be fully appreciated.
Acrylic on Wooden Block. 8” x 9.5” - Wired and ready to hang.
*Shipping may take up to 2-3 weeks as all the work will be on display until Oct 31st, shipping will take place at the end of the show.
*For US clients, original artwork is tax exempt; however, at this time, we are not liable for any extra tariffs, taxes, or duties that shipments might face upon arrival at the US border.
Born in London Ontario, Sarah Kane is a self-taught artist working to produce a collection that she hopes will evoke both inspiration and admiration. Sarah strives to bridge the divide between dream and reality through Escapism by producing images that create a surreal escape from the viewer’s daily routine. The admiration for dark and dreamy representations of life has brought her work to the forefront of her career; seeking to bring together the essence of acrylic’s candid movement with graphite’s scripted monologue of dark and light. She is a master at ultra realism with graphite or acrylics, these pieces really need to be seen up close to be fully appreciated.
