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Sara Sandri

Sara Sandri is a London based multidisciplinary artist. She graduated from the London College of Communication with a BA in Photography. Sara was one of the Magnum Photos & Photo London Graduate Award winners in 2016, she was also nominated for the Mack First Book Awards. Natural resources like clay, rocks and other organic found objects in conjunction with new media informs much of Sara’s work. Often incorporating sculptural works that resemble the earth, or directly reference the use of soil, her interest lays in our relationship to landscape and the origin of belonging. Much of Sara’s work involves research-led self-initiated projects, where usually at the core of their essence lay ideas surrounding anthropology. Using photography, sculpture, moving image and archive materials, Sara’s work attempts to blur into a space of its own; origin and fiction create narratives of her own provenance and deracination. Place and memory; a reflection on its mechanisms and the subjective methods of adaptation towards new surroundings is revisited throughout her works. By photographing, collecting and hand-making, Sara seeks to recreate lost-soil through constructing her own narratives.

Sara Sandri é formada em fotografia pela London College of Communication, foi uma das vencedoras do Magnum Photos & Photo London Graduate Award (2016) e nomeada para o Mack First Book Awards. Vive e trabalha em Londres. Sua pesquisa artística envolve recursos naturais como argila, rochas e outros objetos orgânicos encontrados, que articulados com as novas medias estabelece uma relação com a paisagem e a origem de pertença. Usando fotografia, escultura, imagens em movimento e materiais de arquivo, o trabalho de Sara tenta encontrar um espaço próprio. Lugar e memória, uma reflexão sobre seus mecanismos e os métodos subjetivos de adaptação aos ambientes são revisitados ​​ao longo de suas obras. Ao fotografar, colecionar e confecionar com as próprias mãos, Sara procura recriar o solo perdido construindo suas próprias narrativas.