Sarah Drain
Sarah Drain
Social Sculpture and Connective Practice
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Sarah Drain is a visual artist and practitioner of social sculpture and connective practice.
Her work encompasses installations and participatory processes as well as experiential workshops.
With her work Sarah opens up spaces of imagination. Her workshops invite participants to engage with their own internal images, memories, experiential knowledge and perception.
Sarah Drain is interested in the permeability of time, the presence of the past and its influence. She often works on the overlap of individual experience, collective memory and forgetting.
Sarah also accompanies artistic processes as a dramaturge and outside-eye and writes.
Sarah Drain is a founding member of DA SIND WIR* (2019). The ongoing artistic research project focuses on experiences of FLINTA* in public space. DA SIND WIR* projects provide a framework, to become visible, share experiences, generate knowledge, imagine new futures and act together.​​
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Research station on the czech-german border for questions to ask while asking for ghosts. Foto: (c) Jana Doudova
During a workshop, DA SIND WIR* Veddel, 2021. Foto: (c) Gertje König.
During a workshop, DA SIND WIR* Veddel, 2021. Foto: (c) Gertje König.
Preparations for Gebettet (2020) with Mariam Frick.
The Wedge, workshop Tool developed for the "Social Sculpture and Connective Practice Workshop" I held together with Katrin Hattenhauer for the Team of Karneval der Kulturen, 2024.