Sara Sahores is a contemporary artist whose practice explores memory, perception, and the quiet beauty found in everyday moments. Working across photography, Polaroid, and screen printing, she creates poetic works that sit somewhere between documentation and imagination. Through subtle colour, layered compositions, and an instinctive approach to image-making, Sara encourages us to slow down and look more closely at the world around us.

Her work is instantly recognisable for its distinctive visual language. Whether capturing fleeting landscapes, intimate still lifes, or found moments, each piece balances technical precision with emotional sensitivity, inviting viewers to reflect on their own memories and experiences.

Originally from Buenos Aires, Sara studied Architecture before completing an MA in Photography at the Royal College of Art in London. After winning the ASC Award, she presented her first UK solo exhibition, The Impossible Places, at ASC Gallery, where her latest screen prints debuted. Her Polaroid works have also been exhibited at Photo London, where the works sold out, marking another significant milestone in her rapidly growing career.

Sara Sahores’ inclusion in The Collector’s Atelier Artist Spotlight series reflects an artist with a truly distinctive visual language. Through photography, screen printing, and handcrafted presentation, her practice transforms everyday moments into timeless works that reward collectors who value quiet storytelling and exceptional craftsmanship.