Nancy Sadler

Sadler’s creative work allows her to interpret and express the world through her own unique and personal vision. “I don’t think a person chooses art. I think art chooses us,” says Nancy, whose work at times draws from her own vivid dream life. Motifs of home and architecture reoccur within her creative practice. Recently, Sadler has been collecting wooden tiles from the abandoned Catskill resort Grossingers in Liberty, New York. After cleaning and drying them she’ll apply rabbit skin glue as a ground. She’s also working on a series of paintings that feature mysterious houses and buildings in watercolor. Beyond that, she has future plans for a project called “Haunted Route 66,” for which the artist will take a road trip and create works based on the abandoned structures she finds along the way.