Saira Holland fuses surrealism, cubism, and art deco with a southwest folk-pop aesthetic, exploring themes of spirituality, nature, and human connection. Working with watered-down acrylics on raw wood, she allows natural grain to enhance her cosmic, symbolic compositions. Her art emerged during the pandemic as a way to bridge isolation, reflecting layered memories and self-expression. A member of Almost Real Things, she’s passionate about fostering artistic opportunities in her community.
