SARAH SPRINGER | LEXINGTON, MASSACHUSETTS

*CURATORS’ CHOICE AWARD

SARAH SPRINGER, LEXINGTON, MASSACHUSETTS

Sarah Springer is a Massachusetts-based artist whose practice spans sculpture, encaustic painting, mixed media, and design. Drawn to the tactile language of materials such as beeswax, clay, and metal, her works probe the tension between beauty and unease - using texture, distortion, and unexpected juxtapositions to conjure forms that feel both unearthed and otherworldly, familiar yet disquieting.

Springer's sculptures often draw on echoes of ancient cultures and mythologies, but what emerges is not preservation- it is fracture, unraveling, a restless architecture of the mind. Her work lingers in the liminal space where beauty turns brittle and order slips toward rupture.

Viewers are invited into encounters that hover between delight and threat, where resonance is carried not only by form but by what feels half-remembered or almost lost.

Themes of societal constraints and psychological fragility run through her work, yet always with a pull toward the uncanny. Each piece aims to disturb the ordinary, to leave behind traces that flicker in memory long after the encounter.

Sarah Springer's artwork has been shown in group, solo, and museum exhibitions, and is held in private and corporate collections across the United States. She received her BFA from Cornell University, with additional studies in Firenze and Certaldo, Italy. She currently has pieces on exhibit in New York City at the Atlantic Gallery, and in Lexington, MA at Gallery Twist.)

Solitude

12506 x 11 in.

Seen Unseen

daishaasstid, asting mo yintage

26 × 16 x 13 in.

$2500

Prometheus

ain taus godheao, pigments, metal 52x04x9 in.

Prime Time Jester

day, vite, lizes, stains, usted metal

atcher's mask, vintage industrial sand castir

fea.slc shellnc,ptgrmens:clad

51000 ×10 in.

Seen Unseen

Clay, encaustic, pigments, vintage industrial sand casting mold

26 x 16 x 13 in.

$2500

Naiad

clay, encaustic, shellac, pigments, rusted metal

10 x 10 x 10 in.

$1000

Sarah Springer’s work stands as a core element within D E L I R I U M, embodying the psychological depth and emotional disquiet that define the exhibition. Her art probes the mind’s interior landscapes—where memory, vulnerability, and transformation coexist in delicate tension. Through evocative material choices and symbolic composition, Springer externalizes what is often unspoken and gives a voice to women, allowing viewers to confront their own subconscious narratives. Her contribution grounds the exhibition’s exploration of beauty within instability, making tangible the fragile balance between control and surrender that lies at the heart of the human psyche.