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Berlin artist Sarai started her wood art journey in 2020 when she founded the Studio Sarai brand. Her husband Paul joined the business shortly after, and together the couple design and create geometric wood mosaics from their Fremantle studio on the Australian West Coast.
Each artwork is carefully handcrafted with a focus on using locally sourced materials, including recycled and salvaged timber. The intricate patterns and puzzles evolve during the building process, making every design an original and unique piece of art.
“Our work is deeply inspired by Australia’s breathtaking landscapes. We draw inspiration from our sunny coastal living, the serene rural life, and the profound connection Australians have with their beautiful land. We love incorporating colours that reflect the ocean’s blues, the greens and earthy tones of rainforests and fields, the warm sandy hues of the outback, and the vibrant palettes of the native flora and fauna.“
Inspired by the organic patterns found in nature, Sarai and Paul use various types of timber with different grain and texture to create their iconic geometric designs. Every artwork leaves the subject open to interpretation: Where one sees the silhouette of a bird, another might see landscapes, flowers, the soft arches of rainbows or glimpses of the rising and setting sun.
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Sarai and Paul have created hundreds of one-of-a-kind works of art since starting their creative journey and are showcasing their work in this unique portfolio. Sarai and Paul often incorporate splashes of colour into their designs to bring out the unique character in each of their artworks and to pay homage to the vibrant palettes of the Australian landscapes and wildlife.
This portfolio ranges from commissioned artworks to exclusive original designs, all of which were created with meticulous attention to detail and precise crafts(wo)manship. Every Studio Sarai design evolves organically during the building process, making it impossible for any two wood mosaics to be identical. This allows the artists to provide their customers with truly special decor art that can’t be found anywhere else.