In her latest body of work, Sara Marlowe Hall explores landscape as both a physical environment and an emotional terrain. Working with layered plaster, pigment, and paint, Hall builds richly textured surfaces that evoke weathered earth, shifting horizons, and changing light. Moving between abstraction and representation, her compositions draw from memory and atmosphere rather than specific places. Through a tactile process of building, scraping, and layering, Hall echoes the natural rhythms of erosion and renewal, creating contemplative works that invite reflection on perception, presence, and our connection to the natural world. Click the link in our bio to discover Hall’s latest work.