Sarah Louise Ewing

Sarah has been fascinated with drawing and painting from early childhood. At just three years of age, she presented her father with an accurate and fully 3D sketch of a pram.

Sarah’s background is in formal portraiture, where she has honed her talent for detail and technical excellence, using many of the traditional techniques favoured by the Old Masters.

Her latest body of work steps away from portraiture into the world of abstract expressionism. Her collection addresses the tension between the movement and energy of colour, light and texture. Her work purposefully has no narrative, enabling the viewer to create their own and in doing so, interact directly with the painting. To create each piece, Sarah employs a wide variety of media including plaster, paste, gesso, resin and semi-precious stones.

In 2006, Sarah’s work was identified by Turner Prize Winning artists Gilbert & George, who praised her for excellent technical accomplishment. Sarah has exhibited widely, including shows at The Mall Galleries, London and with The Society of Women Artists.

Sarah lives near Stroud, on the edge of the Cotswolds, with her husband and three cats.

Sarah Louise Ewing is one of the UK's most exciting contemporary abstract painters, with a growing number of collectors eager for her work. Her use of colour, texture and innovative technique deliver intense paintings full of energy and emotion.

Sarah's works has been published in national magazines and newspapers as well as appearing on ITV and Channel 4 television.