美國 口畫家
莎拉‧簡‧帕森斯（Sara Jane Parsons）誕生於1964年，在六十年代和七十年代長大，喜愛染色，蠟染，陶瓷和流蘇的藝術。所有這一切在20歲一場悲劇性的車禍事件後改變，她的脖子斷了，從肩膀以上癱瘓。她不能再享受創意的揮灑，她只見到眼前是「一條長長的黑暗隧道。」
Sara Jane Parsons was born in 1964 and grew up during the 60’s and 70’s, loving the art of tie-dye, batik, ceramics and macramé. All that changed when a tragic car accident occurred and at the young age of 20, Sara’s neck was broken and she was paralyzed from the shoulders down.
She could no longer enjoy her creative outlets and saw her life "as a long dark tunnel stretching before her.
Sara however, did not give up. Feeling the need to create something, she began drawing and sketching with a brush held in her mouth. She would soon realize her new passion for drawing the human form from live models, even attending figure drawing classes twice a week. Sara is also drawn to the universal organic forms found in sea shells, which she often puts to canvas. Her love affair with painting has continued and Sara mostly works in watercolor and graphite.
Today, Sara lives in Austin, Texas and is currently working on a series of cats and dogs, which she finds to be a great and pleasing challenge to try and capture their personalities and forms on canvas.
