Her work incorporates processes including Polaroid, scanning, C-type printing and photographic screen-printing. She gives as much importance to the physical object and its presence in space as she does to the image itself.
Sara’s practice is based on the idea of the photographer as a collector of images. She is driven by the instinct to try to keep the things that intrigue, unsettle or simply give her pleasure. These are usually objects and landscapes rooted in the mundane, sometimes abstracted to the degree where they become strange, or strangely familiar. Photography is the perfect medium to appropriate these things that prick her, to then share them with other people and to learn more about herself.
Solo exhibitions
The Impossible Places, ASC Gallery (London, 2026)
“Superficies de Contacto”, Triple Frontera (Buenos Aires, 2025)
“Las ciudades y los ojos” (Meditations on the City), Nuevas Oficinas (Buenos Aires, 2024)
Group exhibitions
“En los brazos del dolor”, Galería Vermeer (Buenos Aires, 2026)
Polaroids, Le Plac’Art (Paris, 2026)
Antidote, Photo London Fair (London, 2026)
Gertrude Salon at Tone (London, 2025)
Bainbridge Open at The Handbag Factory (London, 2025)
Off-RCA: Trace during Les Recontres de la Photographie photography festival (Arles, 2025)
Antidote, Maison Pan (London, 2025)
Collaborative display at the Television Centre with Tom Lovelace (London, 2025)
Summertime Sadness, Minimo Vital (Buenos Aires, 2025)
The Graduate Art Show, The Vanner Gallery, (Salisbury, 2025)
Transitory Boundaries, Embassy of Argentina (London, 2024)
“Plata Quemada”, Helena de Buenos Aires (Buenos Aires, 2024)
“Un Affaire”, 13 Kiosco Bazar (Buenos Aires, 2023)
Awards
ASC Solo Show Award 2026
Residencies
Bainbridge Printmaking residency (December-May 2026)
Selected press articles
Ones to Watch in Artiq Annual Volume 3
Las ciudades y los ojos in Infobae
Transitory Boundaries in Arte al Día
Artist profile by Mora Pranteda for Made in Bed
Swimming Studies review by Agnes Houghton-Boyle for Fetch
Artwork sales
Through Gertrude
Book sales
On Sleeping through Serchia Gallery