Sarah Treanor is a mixed media artist in Northeast Ohio whose work is strongly tied to nature. Although she is proficient in many mediums, Sarah works primarily in encaustic, cyanotype, and eco-printing. She weaves these varied mediums together with a connection to nature and spirituality rooted in loved ones lost. The dance between mediums energizes her, while her intuitive connections lead her forward.
Sarah’s work has been exhibited around the United States, licensed for book covers internationally, and won various awards and publication honors. Her art is in national and international collections. Sarah Treanor lives in Akron, OH and can be found frequenting the nearby Cuyahoga Valley National Park for inspiration for her work.

About this collection: "Chasing Blooms"
Growing up, I remember things feeling so magical. We spent endless hours outdoors... riding bikes, building forts, making up fantasy worlds that we lived in until dinnertime. Still today, I am forever rediscovering that sense of wonder out in nature - while hiking, bird watching, or sleeping in hammocks under the stars. This series harkens back to those early years and the sense of magic I have always found in nature. The process involves combining eco-prints and cyanotypes with bright encaustic wax layers. This kind of work always leaves me chasing the wonders of nature - where wildflowers open their faces to the sun and all of life seems simpler and more magical.