"Mother's country, Blood Range, next to Tjuninanta homeland. They are on the same road. Blood Range outstation, 2 houses and 2 families living there. My grandfather and grandmother and two aunites sitting down and two uncles playing football. Every year CLC comes by in the helicopter looking at the country and for animals like camels. All the white cockatoos and black crows flying. Sometimes the birds run out of water so they come to the outstation for water. People are still use the well from the early days, they fill up a little bowl for drinking. Sometimes I go on the weekend, stay there for Saturday and Sunday and go hunting and showing the country and beautiful landscape.

We see beautiful sunsets there."

Sadie was born in Alice Springs and raised in Docker River. Her mother was from Areyonga and her father from Yuendumu, he was a Warlpiri man. Sadie had two older siblings, one brother and a sister. Sadie has painted for herself in the past after starting at home in 2006. Her mother is Tangentyere Artists' Nora Abbott. Tangentyere Artists' Nyinta Donald is her mother's cousin.

Sadie paints in a range of styles, figurative and abstract, with the imagery she paints strongly relating to her Country, Docker River, also Areyonga. Many of Sadie's artworks have strong graphical elements, and she paints about wildflowers, bush tucker such as bush banana, wild passion fruit, the desert and women's activities such as collecting water, and dancing. Sadie is an active member of Tangentyere Women's Family Safety Group, who campaign for an end to domestic violence. Sadie started painting with Tangentyere Artist in 2020.