I live and work on the stolen lands of the Wurundjeri (Woiwurrung) and Boonwurrung people of the Kulin Nation. I acknowledge their unbreakable kinship and connection with land, waterways and community. I pay my respects to Elders past and present. The colonial project is ongoing and continues to disenfranchise First Nations people.  Sovereignty was never ceded. Globalise the intifada.

(she/her)

Sara Jajou is a Chaldean-futurist artist who works alongside contemporary histories and ancient futures. Lover of masks, costume and the uncanny, Jajou’s work is concerned with fantastical and mythological expressions of Otherness. Her outcomes include performance art, video projection, textiles, sculpture, installation and writing. She draws from her family history of colonial displacement and offers alternate imaginings of cultural production amidst collective trauma and loss.  Sara has recently exhibited with RMIT (2025), Bus Projects (2024) and GalleryGalleryInc (2023).

Selected Group Exhibitions

2025 Maybe the title of the show is the friends we made along the way, GalleryGalleryInc, melbourne

  Patchwork Poetry, GalleryGalleryInc, melbourne

   Gadigal to Gaza, Miya Miya Film Club, Factory Theatre, sydney

  A4 Art Show, RMIT Site Eight, melbourne

  Art Fair, Dukkana, melbourne

  Ecology #4, melbourne

  Held Briefly, Platform Presents, melbourne

  Bachelor of Arts (Fine Art) Graduate Exhibition, RMIT, melbourne

  RMIT Graduate Show After Party, Miscellania, melbourne

2024 Love Song, Bus Projects, melbourne.

2023 Go Home Yankee (and take me with you), GalleryGalleryInc, melbourne.

2022 Art Movement, Testing Grounds, melbourne.

2021 Top Arts 2021, NGV, melbourne.

2020 Liquids and Non-Liquids, VCASS, melbourne.

2019 Year 11 Graduate Exhibition, MUMA, melbourne.

Education

2025 Bachelor of Fine Arts, RMIT

2020 VCE, Victorian College of the Arts Secondary School