Sarah Jane Brown
Sarah Jane Brown has been inspired by the architecture of various countries, especially tall, thin buildings that lean together tracing the contours of the land. These led her to create her ever-evolving collection of quirky buildings. More recently, her sculptural work has expanded to encompass miniature trees, benches, swings and shepherd’s huts.
Sarah’s sculptures involve the manipulation of wood to create the landscape upon which individual handmade tin houses are placed. Newspaper trees are then added, completing the sculpture. Each piece of driftwood is carefully selected and the unpredictability of the material results in each sculpture being unique.
Sarah Jane Brown has also launched a wire knit collection. This involves moulding by hand the wire knit into the body of te sculpture. Each piece is individual and unique. The first works of this collection were dogs and cats and the inspiration for the latest edition of sculptures has been expanded on to include humans and birds.
Sarah Jane Brown has been inspired by the architecture of various countries, especially tall, thin buildings that lean together tracing the contours of the land. These led her to create her ever-evolving collection of quirky buildings. More recently, her sculptural work has expanded to encompass miniature trees, benches, swings and shepherd’s huts.
Sarah’s sculptures involve the manipulation of wood to create the landscape upon which individual handmade tin houses are placed. Newspaper trees are then added, completing the sculpture. Each piece of driftwood is carefully selected and the unpredictability of the material results in each sculpture being unique.
Sarah Jane Brown has also launched a wire knit collection. This involves moulding by hand the wire knit into the body of te sculpture. Each piece is individual and unique. The first works of this collection were dogs and cats and the inspiration for the latest edition of sculptures has been expanded on to include humans and birds.
