Sarah Johnson is a mixed media artist, photographer, and educator who blends traditional media like drawing and cyanotypes with experimental digital techniques to create a distinctive lo-fi aesthetic. Her work explores the intersection of analog and digital processes, often inspired by nature, especially water and its surrounding flora and fauna.

She has exhibited throughout Colorado and Nebraska, including her third solo show at the Hippodrome Arts Centre in Julesburg, where she helped launch the gallery in 2014. In 2024, she was selected to paint a shock box for Longmont’s Art in Public Places initiative, bringing art into public spaces.  Sarah holds a BFA in Studio Art from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and MAs in Art & Design and Gallery and Museum Management from the University of Northern Colorado and Western Colorado University, respectively. She teaches high school art, serves as an adjunct professor at Aims Community College, and instructs CU Denver concurrent enrollment classes.