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Sarah Peltzie
I build large-scale color field paintings using glitter. I appreciate glitter both for its vibrancy, and for its refusal to stick to the plan. This material requires the slow, methodical building of layers creating a dense, thick field. Exploring a material that refuses to be entirely controlled creates unexpected moments of intensity and texture. The particular shimmer and vibrancy responds to the passage of light, as well as the path of the viewer.
Our work
Portfolio
Bordello (Love me and I'll leave you) 2026
Glitter and acrylic on canvas, black aluminum frame
25" x 25" each (with frame)
Sold as a set
$1500
Cheeks (You thought that I was on your side) 2025
Glitter and acrylic on canvas, black aluminum frame
49" x 49" (with frame)
$1500
Adam Hates It (So glamorous) 2026
Glitter and acrylic on canvas, black aluminum frame
37" x 37" each (with frame)
Sold as a set
$1500
Calm Down (I could cry) 2025
Glitter and acrylic on canvas, black aluminum frame
49" x 73" (with frame)
$1900
Omniverse (Discarded stars) 2026
Glitter and acrylic on canvas, black aluminum frame
49" x 49" each (with frame)
Sold as a set
$3200
Untitled (New) 2025
Glitter and acrylic on canvas
60" x 60" (unframed)
$2000
Untitled (Bruised) 2025
Glitter and acrylic on canvas
60" x 60" (unframed)
$2000
Lava Lamp
Glitter and acrylic on canvas, black aluminum frame
49" x 49" (with frame)
Property of the artist
For Mike (Don't make it girly)
Glitter and acrylic on canvas, black aluminum frame
21" x 25" (with frame)
Property of the artist
Artist Bio
It started with a tree house, a thunderstorm, and Wonder Woman.
When the storm passed, 5-year-old Sarah was, at first, heartbroken to find her careful homage drenched. But upon unfolding the page, she found the colors swirled and shifted, blended into a rainbow of abstraction.
Thus began a a lifetime of methodical material experimentations including such mediums and processes as painting, drawing, pinhole photography, collage, sculpture, stone carving, woodworking, book making, and felting, Sarah continues to investigate the conceptual through the exploration of materiality.
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