Sarah Pucill

Sarah Pucill’s publicly funded films have been shown in galleries and won awards at Festivals internationally.The majority of her films take place within the confinements of domestic space, where the grounded reality of the house itself becomes a portal to a complex and multi layered psychical realm. In her explorations of the animate and inanimate, her work probes a journey between mirror and surface, in which questions of representation are negotiated.Photographs by Pucill that emerge out of and with her films were or are to be published in 2024, both with accompanying text.The photograph ‘Untitled II’ from ‘Stages of Mourning’ (2002) appears in ‘Photography: A Queer History’ edited by Dr Flora Dunster and Dr Theo Gordon, published by Ilex Press Feb 2024.Also in ‘Mirror Mirror – the reflective surface in Contemporary Art’, edited by Michael Petry, published by Thames and Hudson, Pucill’s photograph ‘Narcissus’ (2013) from her ‘Magic Mirror’ photo series appears.