Sarah Atalah Perrot paints animals, ethnicities and cultures in watercolor from Santiago, Chile. Her works travel from Patagonia to the international festivals of Fabriano and Urbino, in Italy.
An intimate composition of wet cherries — deep red built in patient layers until each fruit catches its highlight. This piece represented Chile at Fabriano in Acquerello 2026, under the Patagonia category.
Behind the red and the exaggerated gestures lives a fragile, deeply human character. Clown was selected for Urbino in Acquerello 2026 as Chile's representative work, and was exhibited on the large screen in Piazza della Repubblica.
Two works selected to represent Chile at the most important international watercolor festivals on the European calendar.
International watercolor festival held in the ducal city of Urbino. Clown was shown on the main square's giant screen.
Chile's representative · 2026 edition
The world's largest international watercolor gathering, held in Fabriano. Cherries was exhibited in the Patagonia pavilion.
Category: Patagonia
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"I paint what moves me: a gaze, an animal, a texture that seems impossible to catch with water."— Sarah Atalah Perrot
Each watercolor is a unique piece, signed and shipped with a certificate of authenticity. Soon you'll also find here the papers and pigments Sarah uses in her studio — Fabriano, Schmincke, Daniel Smith and Winsor & Newton.
