Sarah Boisvert

My work explores memory, nostalgia, and quiet moments of escape. Drawing inspiration from literature, summer landscapes, and everyday rituals. Through a balance of storytelling and atmosphere, my work creates feelings that feel both personal and familiar.

*Thank you for your interest in my art,
Sarah Boisvert

100% independent learner

Featured in:

Falmouth Living Magazine 12/20
Austin Woman Magazine 3/21
Boomer Magazine 3/21, being listed as new a new and emerging artist to watch.

JHuhn Interior Design, Watch Hill , RI 9/21
The Thinking Box Gallery, Naples FL 12/21
PSA Gallery, Austin, TX, 3/22
W Hotel, Austin, 4/7
Anarte Gallery, 8/2022
Robert Kidd Gallery, 1/2023
The Cathedral, 2/2024 -4/2026

My work is less influenced by a particular person but rather by favorite novels, summer memories, and the idea of escape through stories. I use familiar scenes and quiet figures to explore attention, longing, and the emotional space between reality and imagination.



My biggest artistic influence
I would have to say David Hockney.. I find his art fascinating, the way he uses light. I find myself always looking for the light in my everyday life now; where it comes from, how it’s reflected etc
And of course, Jean-Michel Basquiat.

summer, retro, family , books, folk, figure