Sara Kaplan was fortunate enough to discover at age seven that dyslexia was her best friend.  She learned that her unusual way of seeing the world nourished her natural artistic talent.  Since that time she has never stopped exploring unique ways to juxtapose images iin her art so that the observer can peek into her visionary world.

After high school, being mentally exhausted by the constant grading and degrading of academia, Sara chose career over college.  Again she put her artistic talents to work, this time in the hair salon where as a stylist and colorist she helped everyone from the most celebrated of Hollywood to the most "ordinary" soccer mom find the perfect look.

Now Sara combines both.  She works at the Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions (LACE) gallery on Hollywood Boulevard, where innovation in art, and support of newly-emerging and under-represented artists is the primary focus.  She also works (Mondays only) at Lukaro Salon on Beverly Drive in Beverly Hills, continuing to style and color for her favorite clients.

Sara's art consists of combining inexpensive materials (like cardboard) with highly stylized images and textures.  She never stops exploring new ways to evoke beauty in unexpected ways.

Her ultimate goal is to be a self-supported artist, as well as to open a combination gallery and performance center so that artists of widely varying media can have a place to exhibit.