About me

Sa’adiah is a multi-disciplinary intuitive & community artist based in Cambridge, UK

Sa’adiah is a multi-disciplinary, intuitive & community artist from Cambridge. Where she studied Fine art & Printmaking BA (hons) at the Cambridge school of art.

She is a director at Thrifts walk studios & also offers creative consultations to individuals & organisations.

For her personal art practice, she plays with chaos & control to explore well-being, connection & self-development.

Focusing on trust, balance, facing fears, letting go & introspection, using art as the process.

Combining her interests in psychology, sustainability, philosophy, spirituality & play with her art, using techniques such as experimental abstract painting, paisley art & printmaking on various (often functional) surfaces. She upcycles furniture/household waste items, creates earrings of inter-connection, as well as traditional canvas art & murals.

Over the past 11 years, she has been testing these theories holistically on herself then on others during workshops, 1 to 1 tutorials, online international events, in schools, museums & various commissioned community projects.

She has worked with a diverse range of people of all ages & abilities, such as neurodiverse people, refugee & migrant women, young people & academics.

she’d like to focus on pushing these ideas further in order to share them with the wider world & education systems, be that in more schools, community projects, festivals or personal & group development events.

For Sa’adiah, having an inclusive & interactive element alongside her personal practise is essential to her ethos "Keeping creativity & curiosity alive" which she strives to encompass in all her work & being.

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