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.

 

Sarah Drain studied Social Sculpture (MA) at the School of Arts at Oxford Brookes University with professor Shelley Sacks. 

With her work Sarah opens up spaces of imagination. Her practice invites participants to engage with their own internal images, memories, experiential knowledge and perception. She is interested in the permeability of time, the presence of the past and its influence and 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 participatory artistic research project focuses

on experiences and visions of FLINTAQ* in public space. DA SIND WIR* projects provide a framework to become visible, share experiences, generate knowledge, imagine new futures towards queer-feminist cities and act together.​​

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​​https://da-sind-wir.com/