My work is rooted in my experiences as a brown woman. As a multimedia figurative sculptor, I explore the other.  The work address themes of identity, power and labor while celebrating the feminine as a force of resilience. My artistic practice often centers women’s work, culture, and history, usually through the lens of personal and collective SWANA stories and experiences.

Bio
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Sarah Alsaied is an artist from Kuwait currently based in the United States. Alsaied holds a Bachelor’s in Studio Arts with a ceramics emphasis from University of Southern Indiana (2018) and a Master of Fine Arts with a sculpture emphasis from Wichita State University (2022). In 2021, Alsaied contributed in organizing, co-creating, and co-designing the Juneteenth Parade Float in Wichita, KS. As well as Reimagined Mascot Puppet for Homecoming Parade for Wichita State University.
After graduate, Alsaied pursued and completed residencies including New Harmony Clay Project (2023), long-term residency at the Archie Bray Foundation (2023), two weeks at Watershed (Summer 2025), and is currently the 2025 BIPOC Fellow at Northern Clay Center. Alsaied is a multimedia artist who works in ceramics sculpture, fiber and installation. Alsaied aims to challenge and re-define pre-conceived ideas of SWANA individuals. Outside of the studio, Alsaied is a wanderer that enjoys cooking, sporty activities, spending time with her cats, and games.