Sammi Carr

Born and raised in Western Australia, Sammi Carr lives and practices on unceded Dharawal land in New South Wales. Her working process prioritises open-ended exploration and experimentation across media, favouring bold colour and unconventional composition. With work experience and a presence across Sydney and Wollongong, her work is recognised for having a distinctive voice and visual style that is unmistakably SCARR.

Her practice bleeds expression, personal annotation, turning a sharp eye on the political, social and environmental landscapes.

Sammi’s process is informed by:

play

audacity

experimentation

Her multidisciplinary practice allows her to explore ideas and concepts through endless possibilities.

Sammi Carr

scarrjam@gmail.com

I live and practice across the sovereign and unceded lands of the Wodi Wodi, DharawaI and Gadigal. I acknowledge the traditional custodians of these lands and across so-called “Australia” and recognise their continuing connection to land, waters and culture. It is a privilege to be living and working  from Dharawal Country. I feel honoured to be able to practice my own storytelling and art, a tradition practiced by Indigenous peoples across “Australia” and the world.

I pay my respects to their Elders past, present and recognise that this alway was and always will be, Aboriginal Land.