
Sarana Haeata
Painting
b. 1989, Murwillumbah, NSW, Australia
Lives and works in Margaret River, WA, Australia
Sarana Haeata is a Maori-Australian painter whose work delves into themes of collective identity, shared stories, and the female experience. Haeata's practice is defined by a strong emphasis on texture, often incorporating layered applications of paint, oil pastel, pigment powder, and mixed media to evoke a sense of movement and emotional depth. Through the exploration of transition, impermanence, and quiet belonging, Haeata captures the subtle complexities of contemporary life.
Haeata's work has been featured in Vogue Living and is held in private collections across the United States, Australia, Copenhagen, France, and Hong Kong.
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