Sarah Weston, a 34-year-old proud Noongar woman with family ties to Kanaeng, Ballardong and Whadjuk country, stands as a trailblazer in contemporary Indigenous art. Sarah secured the coveted first place in the recent Jilya art competition.
Beyond accolades, she breathes life into spaces for young minds through an impactful mural collaboration at a local government school. Rooted in a poignant history, Sarah’s artistic journey is enriched by the stories of the Elders in her family, who bore witness to the Stolen Generation and are survivors. Her work is a testament to resilience, echoing the struggles and triumphs of her lineage. With a robust exhibition history, Sarah has showcased her creations in esteemed platforms such as the Kambarang Art exhibition in York and the City of Bayswater Community Art Awards. Beyond accolades, she has contributed to community development by working with government agencies and schools on teambuilding projects.