Sara Di Meo is a multidisciplinary artist and documentary photographer based in Utah. Her work is rooted in observation, focusing on quiet moments and the subtle details that often go unnoticed.
With a background in painting, drawing, and design, she approaches photography with a strong attention to composition, texture, and light. She photographs people, objects, and natural environments as they are, without staging or intervention. Whether working in domestic spaces or in nature, she is drawn to small, unexpected details that reveal something deeper about lived experience.
Her images explore memory, presence, and the physical traces of a life within both built and natural environments. In her recent project, Residue, she documents the objects and spaces remaining after the death of her father, reflecting on how grief becomes embedded in the physical world.
As a mother and veteran, her experiences inform the way she approaches her work with attention, patience, and care. Through photography, she creates space for reflection, using the ordinary and the overlooked to speak to broader experiences of memory, loss, and time.