Sarah Schneiderman
Artist using non-recyclable trash and repurposed materials to investigate social and political issues
This one-of-a-kind assemblage titled 'Name Something Pink #1 (Echinacea)' depicts a coneflower native to Eastern North America. It is made of found and recycled objects and everyday trash on board. No additional pigmentation is added to the art; all colors come from the materials used. The artwork measures 8 x 7.75 inches. It is signed and dated on the back in pen. It is gallery-wrapped and ready to hang. Created in 2020.
This one-of-a-kind assemblage depicts a close-up of a bee balm flower. It is made of found and recycled objects and everyday trash on canvas. No additional coloration is added to the art; all colors come from the materials used. The artwork measures 16 x 20 inches. It is signed and dated on the back in pen. It is gallery-wrapped and ready to hang. The creation date is 2020.
This one-of-a-kind assemblage titled 'Name Something Yellow #4 (Sunflower)' depicts a close-up of a sunflower. It is made of non-recyclable trash on an upcycled picture frame. The artwork measures 6 x 15 inches. It is signed and dated on the back in pen. It is gallery-wrapped and ready to hang. The creation date is 2020.
This one-of-a-kind assemblage titled 'Name Something Pink #1 (Echinacea)' depicts a coneflower native to Eastern North America. It is made of found and recycled objects and everyday trash on board. No additional pigmentation is added to the art; all colors come from the materials used. The artwork measures 8 x 7.75 inches. It is signed and dated on the back in pen. It is gallery-wrapped and ready to hang. Created in 2020.