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The Artist

Sarah Jiwani

From Ormond Beach to New York City

Sketching, painting, crafting, visualizing, creating. As a girl from a small Florida beachtown with not much else to do, once I started my journey with art it was impossible to stop. 

Growing into an adult, sketching and painting became more of an occasional scratch I got to itch. Photographs became my new favorite way to express myself, both behind the camera and in front of it. While I traveled and continuously sought adventure, it felt almost compulsory to show others the emotions I felt while I was there - and evoking that emotion through photos gave me such satisfaction. A challenge that lit a warm fire in me greater than anything at my day job. 

Six years I spent in IT. If you had asked me, I'd say I missed the ample time I used to have. To sketch, paint, and sit still.

And so I found love in beadwork, and an even bigger love in my capacity to gift others with the products. 

Luckily, through any and every situation I've been in - busy or free, hopeful or dejected, independent or loved - it never left me that my thoughts, feelings, and dreams deserve a home. Manifestation starts with me, right?

So here I am now, years of manifestation later, in New York, with my work on display. I'd say I'm finally rebranding myself as an artist but aren't we all artists, curating our lives?

 

The right choices and decisions provide opportunity, and we may find ourselves successful from them. But I encourage you to never forget to listen to that inner voice. Whether you see it as intuition, faith, the universe, or something deeper within, there is wisdom in listening to it and trusting where it leads.

I hope that upon viewing my work, you feel what I feel. 

That we are limitless

Tools of the trade

I use acrylic paint on canvas for painting.

I use a Canon EOS Rebel T5i or iPhone Pro Max 13 for shooting.

I use glass, gemstones, metal, and a variety of beads for beadwork. 

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