Art by Sarah Julia

Art by Sarah Julia https://www.sarah-schacht.comart

Pulaski Oil on canvas wrapped panel
08/08/2026

Pulaski
Oil on canvas wrapped panel

Spider oil on canvas (resurrected from my childhood art supply), 9x12 inches
07/31/2026

Spider
oil on canvas (resurrected from my childhood art supply), 9x12 inches

The Chimera, oil on panel, 10.75 x 8.25 inches
05/23/2026

The Chimera, oil on panel, 10.75 x 8.25 inches

A Facelift/repost oopsie ! Weaver's Revolt (after Kathe Kollwitz) Kathe Kollwitz’ 1898 etching "Revolt by the Gates of ...
03/12/2026

A Facelift/repost oopsie !

Weaver's Revolt (after Kathe Kollwitz)

Kathe Kollwitz’ 1898 etching "Revolt by the Gates of a Park," depicts a group of weavers uprising. Workers hurl cobble stones and axes toward the gate of the manufacturer’s home in protest of poor working conditions and low wages. I isolated one of her frail figures, "weaving" them into an assemblage of textiles and decorative art motifs inspired by the Gilded Age––an unprecedented time of wealth inequality, rigid social hierarchy, and rampant corporate corruption. The social tensions of this era parallel contemporary discord, evidenced by today’s concentration of wealth, billionaire class, and systems of power.

oil on canvas, 30x36

a little painting now partially destroyed but we shall keep the remains
03/09/2026

a little painting now partially destroyed but we shall keep the remains

Cumberland's Crossing oil on canvas, 36x48 inches
02/16/2026

Cumberland's Crossing

oil on canvas, 36x48 inches

Institutional Bric-A-Brac, 2025steel, acrylic, found wheatgrass53 inches(h) x 17.5 inches(w) x 18.25 inches (d)Instituti...
02/08/2026

Institutional Bric-A-Brac, 2025

steel, acrylic, found wheatgrass
53 inches(h) x 17.5 inches(w) x 18.25 inches (d)

Institutional Bric-a-Brac is alive. Drawing on the carnivalesque as a moment when social hierarchies are briefly suspended, the work enters a dialogue around radical humanism and economic populism as forces that cut across social divides in favor of co-creation and community 🌾

The form functions like an exquisite co**se: wrought-iron–inspired legs support a planter barrel containing wheatgrass, a symbol of hardship, crowned by a circus tent façade. From the exterior, a few blades of wheat emerge from the circus-tent-top, a celebration of life in difficult environments where survival is commonplace but visibility and success remains rare

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01/29/2026

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