Sarah writes:
"Absynth Thinker" takes the viewer into a darker world. Is this a cry for help, or a rebirth from the blurred underworld of self destruction?

With no formal training, Sarah Freer spends her time experimenting with the natural everyday feelings caught in a glimpse—the snapshot of emotion; the sight of someone in that second of life. She likes to amplify the glance set in time with powerful colors and lighting. All of her self-portraits of are pure raw emotion—a therapy of sorts for herself; contemplation of life; self portraits with emotional layers left open for each viewer's interpretation. Balance cannot always be achieved in an ideal situation. Life leaves us to understand what we see on our own; misunderstanding, believing, and feeling. This is what she tries to portray—her life. She can be contacted through her website, www.sarahfreer.com, where more of work can be seen.