Sarah Haba is a self-employed artist specializing in large-scale watercolors and works on paper, where she masterfully explores the intricate narratives embedded in still-life compositions. With a keen eye for detail and a profound understanding of color theory, Sarah transforms everyday objects from her domestic...
Sarah Haba is a self-employed artist specializing in large-scale watercolors and works on paper, where she masterfully explores the intricate narratives embedded in still-life compositions. With a keen eye for detail and a profound understanding of color theory, Sarah transforms everyday objects from her domestic life—such as books, laundry, and hair ribbons—into poignant symbols that resonate with viewers on multiple levels. Her artistic practice is deeply rooted in the belief that simplicity can convey complex ideas, allowing each stroke, shadow, and highlight to serve as a metaphor for the world around us.
Currently, Sarah is engaged in several key projects that showcase her expertise in contemporary art and fine art techniques. She is developing a series of large-scale watercolor pieces that challenge traditional still-life conventions, inviting audiences to reconsider the significance of mundane objects in their lives. Her work not only reflects her personal experiences but also engages with broader themes of domesticity, identity, and the passage of time, making her pieces both relatable and thought-provoking.
In addition to her painting practice, Sarah is actively involved in the art community, participating in exhibitions and collaborating with galleries to promote contemporary art. Her skills in printmaking and drawing further enhance her artistic repertoire, allowing her to experiment with various mediums and techniques. With a strong foundation in art history and studio art, Sarah Haba continues to push the boundaries of still-life painting, creating works that are not just visually stunning but also rich in meaning and context.
