A life painted in water
Sarah Atalah Perrot — Industrial Engineer and Chilean visual artist, specialized in watercolor.
My artistic practice is diverse and draws inspiration from multiple subjects: animals, people, ethnicities and objects. Through my work I seek to offer an interpretation of reality and convey different emotional states.
In them I explore joy, sadness and innocence in children; tenderness and fragility in animals; and the essence and representativeness of every culture. I'm also interested in capturing visual effects such as the transparency of glass, light and water.
My painting is in constant evolution — a process of exploration where I experiment with new combinations of color, texture and perspective. Since July 2022 I have been training continuously at Taller Acualina with Paulina Werth.
Trajectory
- 2026
Chile's representative · Fabriano in Acquerello (Patagonia group) and Urbino in Acquerello, Italy.
- 2025 — November
Teaching · Themed workshop Paint Your Pet at Taller de la P.
- 2025 — November
Group exhibitions · Art Mova at Zoco (La Dehesa), Art Mova at Barrio Italia (Ñuñoa) and Galería Eduardo Lira (Vitacura).
- 2024 — November
International Watercolor Encounter Yaku, Cusco, Peru.
- 2024 — September
Second prize for the work Niño apoyado at the Fifth Contemporary Virtual Salon — Watercolor Society, Sociedad Nacional de Bellas Artes.
- 2024 — September
Solo exhibition · Café Casa Juliet, Providencia · Mujer series (watercolor and embroidery).
- 2024 — September
Featured with Taller Acualina on the TV program Hora con el Doctor, Canal 13.
- 2023 — December
Group exhibition · MUT, Providencia.
- 2023 — November
Watercolor Festival · Teatro del Lago, Frutillar (group show).
- 2022 — December
Group exhibition · Restaurante Mastica, La Dehesa.
- 2022 — present
Continuous training at Taller Acualina with Paulina Werth.
Official profile: International Watercolor Museum
Sarah Atalah Perrot · Santiago, Chile
"I seek to offer an interpretation of reality and convey different emotional states — joy, fragility, the essence of every culture."— Sarah Atalah Perrot