Sarah Louise Kinsella is a photographic artist based in Sydney, Australia.

Her work explores a deep fascination with the intimacy of sexual desire through both photography and sculpture.

Constructing imagery enamoured by the seductive form, Kinsella’s pieces are a figurative portrayal of her own examination and reflection of her subject’s body.

“I like to create exaggerated natural shapes within the body to draw an immediate attraction to the image. There’s a glimpse of the subconscious meaning in the images I create through my subjects, but I don't entirely represent my thinking. My intent remains secretive.”

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Burwood Art Prize, International Center of Photography, AUSWIP, Art Edit Magazine, The Independent Photographer, Der Greif, Art Almanac, Florence Contemporary Gallery, Head On Portrait Award, Ballarat International Foto Biennale, Schön! Magazine, and Your Daily Photograph.

Biography

Sarah Louise Kinsella was born in Sydney, Australia on April 1st, 1986.

Rarely grounded in the same place for long, her most significant move was to England in 2002. It was during her time in the UK Kinsella sojourned across Europe, experiencing a surge of artistic growth.

Influenced by an immersion in European cultures, Kinsella learned the nuances of photography, absorbing and mirroring her father's passion for the pursuit. Sarah graduated IB Visual Arts in 2005 with an impressive result to secure a coveted place at the prestigious Central Saint Martin's College in London. 

With a solid foundation in Spatial Design behind her, Sarah returned home to continue Printmedia and Life Drawing studies at Sydney College of the Arts. A pathway to Graphic Design, Kinsella later formed her own independent creative agency, specialising in branding and strategy.

As an emerging mixed media contemporary artist, Sarah's transition back into the visual arts landscape is testament to her creative tenacity and resolve. A student of her surroundings, she’s transformed her craft into a creative discipline.

Sarah lives and works in Sydney, Australia.