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Published April 20, 2024

Drawing as a Mirror: Sarah Grass's Studio Spotlight

By Kate Parvenski

Kate is the Director of Content for Testudo and a Brooklyn-based multimedia producer with a passion for art and storytelling. Her work focuses on documenting and showcasing artists working across a variety of mediums.

Sarah Grass’s drawings are a testament to the profound connection between inner experience and external form, embodied in the ever-shifting symbolism of a shapeshifting dachshund. With soft colors and intricate linework, the Chilean-American artist treads complex regions of human consciousness. Each drawing becomes a visual diary of heightened emotions and self-reflection, inviting viewers to explore the depth and fluidity of their own psychological landscapes.


Join us on our visit to Sarah’s Ridgewood, Queens studio for a behind-the-scenes look at her meditative drawing practice.

Image credit: Kate Parvenski
For me, drawing is a mirror. It’s a process of getting to know what you’re thinking through the act of materializing thought. Because it’s so immediate, it really allows the soul to be seen, before you can even edit yourself.
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Image credit: Kate Parvenski

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