Sarah Lightfoot Brundage

About the Artist

Maine artist Sarah Lightfoot Brundage has painted most of her adult life. Inspired by the coastal tide that supports life in the small Downeast fishing village in which she lives, Sarah describes herself as an abstract landscape painter.
Sarah paints in oil, oil pastel or encaustic wax. A graphic designer by training, she frequently explores visual concepts and designs to inspire others. Natural stone forms, color and lines have become integral elements of her work. The constantly shifting shoreline alters these abstract relationships forcing Sarah to evolve in her work.
Painting is an important, daily creative practice in self discovery. As a mostly self-taught painter Sarah works from observation or memory and most often completes a painting in one sitting to maintain clarity and purpose in her work. She paints wet on wet, and her current oil paintings are somewhere amid representation and abstract with fluid, lush brush strokes.
Sarah’s work has been shown locally in solo exhibits, group exhibits, and is held in private collections.