About Artist

Sarah Caudle

　Sarah Cardle is a unique artist who uses resin to convey the beautiful charm of Hawaii through abstract paintings with ocean and nature motifs. Her works, which depict Hawaii's nature, blue ocean, and waves with dynamic colors, flowing expressions, and organic compositions, are filled with peace and aloha, and soothe the hearts of those who view them. Originally from Georgia. After studying design at university, I began to realize that I wanted to live in a place surrounded by the ocean through my travels, and moved to Oahu. Sarah's works are made using epoxy resin and paint on wooden panels, carefully layered layer by layer, and finished with a skillful use of color, giving them a unique sense of three-dimensionality and transparency. All the colors of the sea and the movement of the waves that she saw are depicted there like shining jewels, and once you see them, you can't help but stop and look at them. 　  

  Since her first visit to Japan in 2018, her popularity has increased year by year, and she gained even more attention after being introduced on NHK in June 2020. However, at the end of December 2021, we announced that we would suspend production of original paintings for sale indefinitely and focus our efforts on promoting and supporting Hawaiian artists. I dream of the day when I can see her beautiful, jewel-like works again...

Sarah Cardle is a unique artist who uses resin to convey the beauty of Hawaii through her abstract paintings of the ocean and nature. Her dynamic colors, fluid style of expression, and organic compositions of nature, the blue ocean, and the waves of Hawaii are filled with peacefulness and aloha, and soothe the viewer's heart. A native of Georgia, she studied design in college. She studied design in college, and after traveling around the world, she decided that she wanted to live in a place surrounded by the ocean, so she moved to Oahu. Sarah's works are created with epoxy resin and paint on wooden panels, carefully layered layer by layer and finished with skillful use of color, giving them a unique three-dimensionality and transparency. The colors of the ocean and the movement of the waves she sees are all depicted like shining jewels, making it impossible not to stop and look at them once you see them. 　

Since her first visit to Japan in 2018, her popularity has gained momentum year by year, and after her introduction on NHK in June 2020, she attracted even more attention. However, at the end of December 2021, she announced that she will indefinitely suspend the production of original paintings for sale and focus her efforts on promoting and supporting Hawaiian artists. We hope to see her beautiful and jewel-like works of art again...