Hiya, I'm Sarah !

Paper and clay artivist actively crafting cuteness from Glasgow, Scotland.

Why calling myself an artivist?

I believe in the power of gentle protest. Art and crafts are potent tools to help us create a fairer and better world.

Every object or art piece I create is carefully thought about. I try to embed ecology, robustness and care in them, by looking for a way to make the best quality possible with the most respectful materials available.

Whenever I can, I choose non-toxic, sustainable, reclaimed or recycled materials and supplies. I also try to be very transparent with my process, so you can find all the materials and certifications for my products in the shop descriptions.

To join me on my quest for a more robust and bright world, feel free to subscribe to my newsletter.

You’ll receive a mixed-media newsletter each month, exploring art and crafts as a gentle power for change and wellbeing.

what drives me as an artist and solopreneure

I believe that entrepreneurship —when down skilfully— is a powerful tool for individual emancipation and collective transformation. Being an artist-solopreneure means rethinking the economy and society in which we want to live. To achieve this, it's important to create —collectively— new narratives.

That's why I chose to be a artist-solopreneure, and to align my professional activity with my core values. I define myself as an ecofeminist and an activist for the wellness of all living things.

My focus is to explore the downfalls and consequences of capitalism, neoliberalism and patriarchy, but also to find other possibilities for making "business" and "society". I want to work in a way that is respectful of both myself and the world around me.

You can be assured that everything I do is driven by my desire to create a fairer society for everyone, one step at a time, with joy and cuteness.