About

Sara started taking photos when she was in middle school, to document, with a disposable camera, the ancient, beautiful, and secret gardens of her foggy hometown. Since then, photography remained a private ritual — an instinctive process of revealing what typically hides from view, like glimpses caught through dense winter mist.

"What the common eye cannot perceive is what has always fascinated me. My approach to photography is intuitive. From an early age, I’ve always felt safe behind a camera — a way to observe people without interaction, to catch otherwise forgotten, to frame and transform reality without intrusion.”

Even in mundane or melancholic settings, she discovered visual poetry through compositional lines and stolen light. Her work seeks to capture the way imagination bends what we see, how memory reshapes landscapes, and how feelings distort even the most familiar faces. She is drawn to the ephemeral: fading beauty, shifting light, the passage of time. Her images reflect how we remember, rather than what we saw — offering a visual echo of emotional recall.

“We live in infinity, everything is transitional, time passes, Beauty fades, Nature transforms, and our feelings alter. Our imagination persists."

Currently based in the U.S., Sara has participated in various group exhibitions, including Silicon Valley Plastic Camera Show and LACP Fine Art Series. Her work has been featured in esteemed photography e-zines, and she collaborates with interior designers to bring a dreamlike touch to private spaces and curated secret gardens.