Tag: justice
‘Featprints’
Describe one positive change you have made in your life.
The most significant and positive change I made in my life…
Having more courage in expressing myself more honestly and openly through my artwork.
‘Featprints’ (2025) Acrylic and acrylic inks on canvas (30” x 20”)
This painting is the most figurative of my recent works. It is fuelled by my being more open and explicit about my past and its legacy. I still wish to leave the viewer with ‘room’ for alternate interpretations.
‘Featprints’ – I am Alive!
What are you most proud of in your life?
I am proud of my fight to stay alive.
I fought to stay focused.
I fought to stay strong.
I fought for my life.
I fought for the truth.
I fought to have a voice.
I fought for justice.
I fought for my life.
What am I most proud of in my life?
I am alive.
Acrylics and acrylic ink on canvas (30” x 20”)
“Justice System”
What’s a topic or issue about which you’ve changed your mind?
There are a number of topics that I’ve changed my mind about. But, the most significant and important for me is the criminal justice system.
As a teenager, I believed and had faith in the police, the law courts, the powers to be…the whole judiciary system.
I no longer feel that way. The criminal justice system is ineffective; the practice, operation, and procedures are defective in delivering justice to the victims of serious crime.
I no longer have faith in it!
Sara Allwright Fine Art 