Sarah Needham Artist
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  • Making Decisions in the Dark
  • Captured Ships Collection
  • Corby Glen Project
  • Cobalt Collection, from the Vauxhall Potters to the British Museum
  • Bristol Presentiments 1770
  • Lost Girl Gallery
  • Space In Between Gallery
  • Deptford Gallery
  • Light and Dark
  • Indigo Gallery
  • Letters From a Strange Year
  • Contact
  • 3 D Gallery
  • On line presence
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  • IN THE STUDIO
  • Commissioning artwork
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  • New in the Studio

Windows

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The House Opposite Mine, oil on wood, 42x59cm
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Bars on Windows, oil on wood, 42x59cm
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Windows Across the Street, oil on wood, 42x59cm
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Walking the same streets, glimpsing lives in a cut off state, the glare and colour play across the windows, a jumbled experience of time on repeat.  This was the starting point of these pieces, they followed a series of works where paint was applied in an orderly way, colour built up in order of time, in this series the colours were blurred together and merged.  Time was at once still and a kind of never place. The way each day was the same, in a period when the mini era was/is so peculiar.  The intimacy of windows into lives blurred by the distance between us. The constant echoing of opposites.
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Passing your Window on the Way There, oil on canvas, 91x91cm
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Blues, oil on canvas, 100x100cm
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Window, Snow, Darkening, 80x80cm

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