Recent Work
"Beyond The Sea"
"The Anchor"
"Deep Sea Corals"
Artifact Projects Gallery NYC
Solo Show | Winter 2027 (to be announced)
Artist Recognition
Artcradling
- 2026 Selected Artists Global Rising Talent Book
- Christmas 2025 Artist Spotlight | 1st Runner Up - Work: " Young Love"
Solo Artist Teravarna Gallery
Online Gallery Exhibition USA | 2025
Blue Mesa Review Magazine
The University Of New Mexico Issue 52 | Work: "In The Moors" | 2025
Teravarna Gallery
- 9th Water International Juried Art Competition Finalist Award | 2026 - Work:
- "Old Friend" & "Heart Of The Sea"
- 13th Landscape International Art Competition Finalist Award | 2026 - Work: "Die Wiesen"
- 14th International Open Art Competition Honorable Mention Award | 2026
-Work: "Dissonance"
- 10th International Color Art Competition Honorable Mention Award | 2026 - Work: “Crossroads” & “Patterns”
- 8th International Water Theme Competition Finalist Award | 2025 -Work: "Blue Lagoon"
- 2025 Open International Juried Art Competition | Honorable Mention Award -Work: "In The Stream Of Time"
Beyond Words Magazine
International Issue 57 Work: "Remorse" | 2025
Sienna Art Festival | 2022
Sold Original Work
"In The Moors" - 2025 (Wuthering Heights Theme)
Artist Statement
Art is Sandra's visual language rooted in deep emotions, memories and personal transformation. Working in the realm of abstract expressionism, she translates life experiences into color, movement and form - a reflection of her inner world.
As a lifelong painter, her journey arrived at a turning point when her brother passed.
Motherhood and grief expanded her emotional range and became a creative catalyst - to express her life experiences and its psychological depth in her paintings.
By engaging the viewer visually and emotionally, she aims to evoke reflection - where personal memories resurface.
We are all shaped by what we endure. Through her work Sandra reminds us that transformation is possible and beauty shines through after dark times.
“What will remain are the memories, music, art and love.”
Sandra Slaughter