Sarah Rosenthal Writing

Micro essays about my studio practice, my travels, and the scientific research and philisophical findings that make me excited about life.

Micro To Macro: Perspective Is Key

My post-college art career has not been quite as romantic as I had envisioned while still in school. I see an endless sea of opportunity...

Biomimicry: Ultimate Solutions Hiding in Plain Sight

Reading, listening to lectures, and learning about current science/technologies are some of the things that keep me excited and curious...

The Neighborhood

This piece was created during the summer of 2020 in Marble, CO. It is the result of a direct carving endeavor that I embarked on after...

Action and Energy in Ephemeral Art

Large scale snow drawings as contemplative ephemeral art.

Rubble and Dust: MARBLE/marble Carving Symposium

Stone is a constant. It is the ground we walk on; it is support, and it's hard. I never thought I would have the power or capacity to...

Japan: Wabi Sabi and Intentional Living

It was apparent from the very beginning of our stay in Japan that we were in the best of hands. From the hosts of our hostels and airbnb...

Descending on Perspective: Haleakala National Park

While staying on the island of Maui in Hawaii (our second destination after New Mexico), we spent a good amount of time lounging on the...

SITE Santa Fe: Future Shock Art Experience Review

The first stop on our grande international summer trip was actually within the USA in Santa Fe New Mexico. Baby steps! I had visited the...

Realizing It's Ok; How Terence Mckenna Taught Me To See The Bigger Picture

More often than not, it feels like we are in the midst of constant crisis as a species. At this moment everyone with access to a phone,...