Susan Sarner is a Canadian artist known for her intimate, thought-provoking works that often explore themes of identity, nature, and personal history. Working in multiple mediums, including painting, mixed media, and sculpture, Sarner has developed a deeply personal style that combines figurative elements with abstract textures and expressive color palettes.

Her work often incorporates found objects and layered materials, creating pieces that evoke memory and emotion. Whether through delicate brushstrokes or bold compositions, Sarner’s art captures the subtleties of human experience, reflecting themes of introspection and resilience. She frequently draws inspiration from Canadian landscapes, infusing her pieces with a connection to place and environment.

Sarner has exhibited in galleries across Canada, with her work held in both private and public collections. As her artistic practice continues to evolve, she remains a compelling figure in contemporary Canadian art, recognized for her ability to blend personal narrative with broader cultural themes.