"What we observe is not nature itself, but nature exposed to our method of questioning."

(Werner Heisenberg)

When does the geometry of reality become subjective experience? What are the mathematics of our stories? If death is our only answer, what equation are we all living?

 I examine the architecture of nostalgia, identity, and time through my own oscillation between observer and participant while making. Without expecting resolution, I construct a means of understanding through pattern, color, personal iconography, and mark-making.

There is beauty in un-knowing.

Bio

Sarah Cameron (b. 1986) grew up spending her summers mostly barefoot and on horseback, the fourth generation on her family's farm in Mississippi. When she is not painting or riding, she is traveling as a flight attendant.  Her childhood and fascination with old family snapshots inform her explorations of nature, nostalgia, and consciousness in her work.