SARAH LEE MICHAELIDES

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In her body of work, Sarah has a long-standing exploration of line, repetition, and spatial structure—the defining elements of her visual language. Drawing remains the foundation of her practice, both as process and as expression. Through the disciplined accumulation of line, her pencil marks multiply and intersect, creating imagined spaces and architectural forms that expand through perspective toward a sense of infinity.

Sarah Lee Michaelides was born in London in 1951. She studied at the Camberwell School of Arts and Crafts (BA Hons, 1973) and completed postgraduate studies in Sculpture at Manchester Polytechnic. In 1974, she received the Gulbenkian Scholarship to the British School at Rome, where she lived and worked until 1982, before moving to Cyprus. She now lives and works in Nicosia.

Her work has been exhibited internationally and is held in private and public collections across Cyprus, Italy, France, Great Britain, the Netherlands, Hong Kong, Australia, New Zealand, and the USA.
Institutional collections include the Accra Medical School (Ghana), the Cultural Foundation of the Bank of Cyprus, the National Gallery of Cyprus, the Costas and Rita Severis Foundation, and the Archaeological Research Unit, University of Cyprus, among others.