Sarah trained and worked as a textile designer before realising a passion for inspiring creativity in others by gaining a BA Hons in Education. She has since had twelve years experience of working with people across a wide range of the community using textiles as a creative platform for invention and as a tool to explore issues & unlock hidden potential. 

She is often commissioned to create pieces of artwork with groups of people and is witness to the powerful positive effects creative collaboration can have on a group dynamic and how the longevity of the beautiful result can continue to inspire and invigorate an environment.

Implementing a wide variety of practical techniques to help people express themselves creatively, Sarah uses art to explore a theme or tell a story. She is fascinated by, and passionate about, people and is continually challenging herself by working with different groups from prisoners to pensioners, from children to CEO’s. Her understanding of what makes people tick is relative to her continually expanding experience.  

Sarah is highly experienced at working in the creative sector and has facilitated, designed and creatively directed art projects for Tate, The City of London, Horniman Museum, NESTA, Creative Partnerships and many more. She has also facilitated and designed creative agenda’s for corporate clients including lastminute.com, Lebara, adidas & Kingfisher in her role as Art Director for People Brands.