Sarah King Art Collections
Shop for artwork from Sarah King based on themed collections. Each image may be purchased as a canvas print, framed print, metal print, and more! Every purchase comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Artwork by Sarah King
Each image may be purchased as a canvas print, framed print, metal print, and more! Every purchase comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Going Home by Sarah King
Storm Over Wilmot by Sarah King
Ancient Pandanii Cradle Mountain Gondwana Rainforest by Sarah King
Lovers by Sarah King
Gondwanaland Dreamtime by Sarah King
'Gordon River Dream-time' by Sarah King
Eucalyptus by the River by Sarah King
Captured and Free by Sarah King
Spring Playtime by Sarah King
The Last of the Giant Eucalyptus Viminalis in Wilmot Tasmania by Sarah King
Reflections on a Spring Day. by Sarah King
Sentinel in the Mist by Sarah King
Mayfly Wings design Atalophlebia albiterminata by Sarah King
Glacier north of Juneau by Sarah King
Cradle Mountain Alpine Gum Tasmania 2008 by Sarah King
Mayflies in the Ballroom Rainforest by Sarah King
Gosh Hawk Road Kill by Sarah King
Fire Medallion by Sarah King
Death on a River Bank. by Sarah King
Reflecting After the Flood by Sarah King
Sunset Storm Strahan Tasmania by Sarah King
Ancient Pandanii Cradle Mountain Gondwana Rainforest by Sarah King
Time Capsual by Sarah King
Cadillac deVille 1948 by Sarah King
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About Sarah King
Artist Statement Sarah King�Glass Gallery� http://fineartamerica.com/profiles/cradlemountain.html
Plant and insect species of the Tasmanian rainforest is a dominant theme in my work. This is my passion. My work is about loss of landscape and Gondwanaland fauna and flora. The beautiful rainforest has highlighted its perilously fragile future. I am concerned about the loss of indigenous species and biodiversity due to human intervention and the onslaught of forest industries.
All small invertebrates such as mayflies and butterflies of the Gondwanaland rainforest have survived here, for more than 65,000,000 years. I believe the past event, over the last 200 years, is the climax of global warming due to our lifestyles and land uses. It will change the futures of mayflies and humans as we have both become fragile and are threatened by extinction due to our political and industrial hold over the land. The plantations that are now growing here were planted specifically for pulp to send to the Japanese for the production of their newspapers. How global carbon friendly is that?
Science research states that the 'Old Growth Forests' hold the most Carbon so we should stop destroying them and even replant the trees that take 2,000 years to grow and try to replace them for future generations to enjoy as we have. Tasmania is really 'heaven on earth' and without the forests in there natural state we will loose part of the home we call earth that keeps us dreaming and continually amazes us with its secrets.
My work is symbolic of our time on earth, I am merely an observer. I wonder about the survival of my grandchildren and the beautiful creatures that have lived here for eons of years. My work includes documentations in photography, drawings, paintings, digital movies, and sound. I work with metals, clay, plaster, oil and acrylic paint. I use silk screen techniques for printing onto glass, fusing the paint on permanently. I hope to see my work in public places, homes and working with architects for city art work.
I like to use recycled glass and found materials.