Sarah Carrier

Sarah Carrier is a Canadian-born photographer whose work explores intimacy, the subtle rhythms of life between places, and the poetry of everyday life. Raised in Quebec and based in Paris, her practice is shaped by long-term travel, temporary homes, and encounters with people and landscapes on the margins.

After over a decade working across fashion, music, and cultural programming internationally, she shifted her focus in 2023 to fully dedicate herself to photography. Her photography often sits at the intersection of documentary and contemplation, capturing lived-in spaces, fleeting gestures, and moments of stillness that speak to memory, belonging, and time.

Carrier has exhibited her work through a solo exhibition in Paris (2021), and her photographs have been recognized through multiple open calls and awards. Recent international exhibitions featuring her work include London, UK (October 2025), Dakhla, Morocco (November 2025), and Yeoju, South Korea (November 2025).

Her ongoing research into nomadic communities investigates ways of living and how these practices reflect identity, environment, and legacy. In parallel, her project Artists at Home documents personal stories through artists’ living spaces, capturing the intimacy of their surroundings and the ways these spaces shape creative practice and reflect personal narratives. She will be releasing a book about this project in the fall 2026 based on a two years of research across the globe.