SARAH AILEEN

 



BIOGRAPHY

Sarah Aileen is a Seattle-based artist specializing in landscapes that evoke the moods of nature. Her work captures the dramatic beauty of coastal shorelines, lakes, forests, and mountains. She emphasizes contrast, using light, shadow, and depth to create dynamic compositions. Each piece is designed to inspire a sense of connection with the natural world. Sarah Aileen’s work is held in collections across the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, and Australia.

 





ARTIST STATEMENT

In my landscapes, I explore the interplay of light and shadow to capture the contrast between nature’s dramatic presence and its quiet, contemplative moments. Whether working in watercolor or oil, I’m drawn to coastal shorelines, peaceful lakes, expansive skies, and mountains—places that showcase the majesty of nature. I distill each scene to its essence, inviting viewers to pause and reflect on the duality of the natural world: its ability to be both powerful and serene, vast yet inviting, ever-changing and somehow timeless.








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SARAH AILEEN | sarah@sarahaileen.com

BIOGRAPHY
b Detroit, MI
Lives and works in Seattle, WA

EDUCATION
2003 Bachelor of Arts in Graphic Design, Concordia University, Ann Arbor, MI

PRESS
Luxe Interiors + Design, An Ethereal Houston Home Reads Like a Walk in the Clouds
Freedom and Structure in Creativity with Sarah Aileen, You Are a Work of Art Podcast
Meet Sarah Aileen, CanvasRebel Magazine
Saturated Fields of Color by Sarah Aileen, Create! Magazine

SELECTED COMMISSIONS
Louis Vuitton, Bellevue, WA
Jenn Cameron Interiors, Baltimore, MD
Ashley Goforth Design, Houston, TX
Betsy Enzensberger, Palm Springs, CA

EXHIBITIONS
2024 Edmonds Arts Festival, Gallery Artist, Edmonds, WA
2023 Las Laguna Art Gallery, Laguna Beach, CA
2022 Gallery LoCA, Seattle, WA
2022 PxP Contemporary, Chromatic
2021 Van Der Plas Gallery, Fire and Wind, New York, NY


LEXI THE CAIRN TERRIER

 

MUSE

Favorite Hobby | Convincing everyone she meets that she hasn’t been fed in ages. The result has been an untold number of treats from sympathetic humans; notably: several ounces of sliced turkey from a bodega, countless freeze-dried liver treats, and a Milk-Bone intended for a dog four times her size.