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(3.99 - 164 votes)About Sara:
Originally from San Jose, California, Sara spent much of her adult life moving from one place to another without being willing to stick to one. Along the way she has used packing tape to lift bits of her surroundings. She sticks the tape onto paper in order to take that moment with her to the next place.
In 2003 Sara was invited to participate in the Arts Mentor Program at Santa Monica College and is a member of the Los Angeles Art Association. She has participated in many group and juried shows and is one half of Littlelift.
Next Artist: Jack Long
Previous Artist: Jean Bradbury
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Inspiration Daily: 03. 20. 09
Inspiration-daily-3-20 56 by Little Lift (a collaboration between Sara Brum and Andrea Shear) {FLICKR}...
Interview With Artist Andrea Shear
i first discovered andrea shear through her designs at blood is the new black and realized what an amazing artist she is. andrea shear is a multi-tale...
Inspiration-daily-3-20 56 by Little Lift (a collaboration between Sara Brum and Andrea Shear) {FLICKR}...
Interview With Artist Andrea Shear
i first discovered andrea shear through her designs at blood is the new black and realized what an amazing artist she is. andrea shear is a multi-tale...
I loved this! It immediately transported me to one of the many public gardens I visit whenever in Japan, complete with dedication statue and all from a very different, interesting position…almost as though one were a god looking down upon the scene. Thank you for a very pleasant moment.
Comment by Gary Holtey — July 9, 2009
What does everyone think then? has the person in the top pic lost a few pounds, gained a few pounds, remains the same? …or is the art a jaunty look at someones position in the world?
Comment by steven633 — July 9, 2009
I don’t see anything flawed about your logic or anything else in these paintings. I love everything about them.
Comment by C.I. — July 9, 2009
Your art is gorgeous and unique… And Chuck D, it’s not about the logic. It’s a metaphorical thing. True, space and time are fully intertwined, but this isn’t about them; this is about the feeling the artist felt in each place, and her wishes to keep them with her, so that she won’t forget them.
And by the way, you spelled ‘inseparable’ wrong.
Comment by Fiona — July 9, 2009
Great pieces with such a thoughtful choice of medium. Her use of color is beautiful.
Comment by Joy — July 9, 2009
I think logic is flawed when you think your logic is correct one. Anything is possible.
Comment by JAGO — July 9, 2009
I really enjoy the perspective and composition of these art works. Very pleasing.
Comment by Casey Shannon — July 9, 2009
I think your work is original and unique. It would be rather comforting to carry the places you’ve been with you. Forget what other people think…just make what you feel and believe!
Comment by Samantha — July 9, 2009
Great ideas, beautiful expresión of art and health and sensations
Geraldine
Comment by Geraldine — July 9, 2009
Space and Time are inseperable; therefore, when you change “places” you also change “moments”: Your logic is flawed. Other than that, your imagery, aesthetics, and process are rather captivating.
Comment by Chuck D — July 9, 2009