Sarah Hardacre is a visual artist and printmaker living and working in Manchester. Through collage and screen print her works investigate the legacy of Modernist architecture and post-war social housing, viewed through the lens of documentary photography and the public history archive, while questioning the experience of women within the urban built environment, the complex relationship between female bodies, architecture, and space and the construction of sexuality within the man-made world.
Sarah is represented by London based gallery Paul Stolper and her works are included in the collections of the British Museum, British Council and private collections including Damien Hirst’s Murderme and Luciano Benneton’s Imago Mundi collections.