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A documentary series about the practice of target shooting and small gun clubs in Britain.

Playing Fields is a photographic exploration of repurposed environments for the use of war games.

Inspiration for this project derives from a conceptual study of colour theory through the space of conscious and subconscious states of mind. The progression of colour explores the complexity of the self and the importance of creativity in makeup art

A photographic study of Brutalist buildings, placed out of context to show the demise of this architectural style, comment on it\'s failed ideals of function over form and question the relation of the growing city to the countryside it diminishes.

Sarah’s current work focuses on exploring geometric form through contemporary architecture. Architecture has always interested her. The contrasts between strong powerful lines, soft curves and the restful spaces in-between. Concentrating on the repetition of print, using the silkscreen processes, Sarah explored this development of line and form within architecture. Silk-screening onto acetate allowed me to layer up prints to create a 3D effect. Incorporating handcrafted forms with computer assisted design, created these intriguing prints, which invite the viewers in to explore further.