Sarah Meckes (b. 2000; West Palm Beach, FL) is an artist whose work navigates the space of the individual, our environments, and interconnected territories. Through self-curated narratives and symbolic imagery, she explores the boundaries of self and other, delving into the realms of emotion, desire, human form, psyche, and the spaces in between—ultimately revealing the transformative power of connection.

Using enamel and oil paint, Sarah embraces the slow-drying time of her materials. Color and texture play a pivotal role in her work, as she draws on the primary palette to uncover unexpected color relationships. The textural elements in her pieces are sculptural, built through scraping, peeling, scratching, and smearing, inviting viewers to challenge conventional visual expectations—ones that are unheard to the eye.

Her practice is driven by a curiosity about the complexities of the human experience and the non-human forces that shape our reality. Each piece unfolds organically, guided by a constant dialogue between intention and spontaneity, where every mark contributes to the evolving narrative.|