In Veins of Light, Roots of Loss, Sarah Blatchford explores the layered experience of grief, rebirth, and the unwavering strength of maternal connection. Rooted in the tradition of floral still life, these works offer more than botanical beauty — they are vessels of memory, lineage, and quiet resilience. Soft pinks and whites evoke tenderness, while the detailed realism speaks to the unflinching presence of loss and love.

Blatchford’s work gently asks what remains after loss, and what new life might emerge from its roots. This is a tender reckoning — an invitation to see beauty in what endures, and what begins again.