Sarah Mak (b. 2001) is an American Australian multidisciplinary artist living and working in Boulder, Colorado. Mak is originally from California, however, relocated to Australia in 2011. Mak is currently pursuing a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Painting and Drawing at the University of Colorado, Boulder.
 

Her art spans various mediums, with drawing as her primary mode of expression. Specializing in realistic drawings using graphite pencils, colored pencils, and ballpoint pens, she ventures beyond technical skill, delving into provocative and humorous imagery that challenges societal norms on themes like violence, desensitization, gun control, militarization, and consumerism.

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Sarah tackles uncomfortable truths, sparking discussions and prompting viewers to question deeply ingrained perceptions. Her art weaves a narrative, examining contemporary society's complexities and offering fresh perspectives.

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This unique perspective, rooted in Sarah's dual cultural background, allows her to offer insights that often elude the average American. Having lived and observed cultural intricacies in both Australia and the United States, she possesses a nuanced understanding of societal dynamics and political landscapes. This depth of understanding permeates her artwork, enabling her to confront uncomfortable truths with keen insight and discernment.