• Sarah makes weightless, abstract wire sculptures
• Through her pieces, she explores containment and transparency
• Her works invite viewers to move around them and explore their different angles

Sarah Stevenson creates suspended sculptures using fishing line and metal wire. Her works resemble three-dimensional drawings, with fine lines forming open, transparent structures that rotate gently in space. "I had long been interested in containers and what they hold. Today, I create forms that hold only air, in which empty space becomes part of the work," she says. Sarah's sculptures are large-scale and symmetrical, constructed from carefully measured grids and shaped by the pull of gravity. Inspired by organic forms, they recall sound waves and the movement of water, as well as plants and underwater life. Working from detailed drawings, Sarah builds each piece through a precise process.