🍄 how i came to be 🍄

~ years of self development towards liberation ~

from darkness towards light ✨

Like many youth, I struggled with a variety of things - in fact I was a pessimist who wore only black!

Early on in my life I experienced bullying for my neurodivergent weird self with a larger body size.

This resulted in very low self-worth, anger issues, eating disorders, unworthiness, and eventually heavy addictions for six years in my early 20s.

In 2015 my life changed when I quit the substances that were negatively affecting my life, eager to find contentment again.

The person I am today is focused on bringing more kindness, openness, joy, and optimism into the world.

We all face darkness, there is no shame in hard times. Everyone is on their own journey, this is mine to share!

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💕 collabs + more 💕

~ details under each logo ~

Art's Network Ottawa, Tangled Art + Disability, Doris McCarthy Gallery, Ottawa Miniature Gallery, Canadian Center for Gender and Sexual Diversity, Toronto Media Arts Center, CUE Grant Toronto, LGBTQ+ Exhibition, City of Ottawa, Toronto Arts Council
Shopify SheEO Scholarship for Social Enterprises, Coralus,, DeSerres, Crime Prevention Ottawa Park Bench Painting, House of Paint, Radical Connections, Artly World, George Brown College, Carleton University, Algonquin College School of Media & Design.
Vibrant and optimistic commissioned abstract painting for Toronto Ontario Canada art collector. Displays a magical teal gestural sweep, with accents of royal blue, grape purple, and violet. Shining gleams of mica flakes give an ethereal feeling to artwork

give the gift of uplift 😊


"I commissioned Sara to create a painting as a gift for a friend.

Sara listened attentively to my 
intentions and ideas for the artwork, kept me updated throughout the process, and created something even more magical than I could have envisioned!

Sara's artwork is 
unique, creative, and delightful, and I would be happy to work with Sara again."

Tania Cheng (she/they)

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