Saki is a multidisciplinary artist based in London, working primarily across sculpture, installation and performance. Her practice explores the thresholds between vulnerability and resistance, violence and transcendence, examining how power can be embedded within materials, objects and bodily encounters.

Working with rubber, hair, metal and found objects with existing histories, Saki often transforms familiar functional and architectural forms into objects that shift between
attraction and unease. Through processes of casting, reconstruction and material transformation, her work considers the relationship between the body and its surroundings, and how objects can embody conflicting qualities of fragility, control and agency.

Saki holds an MFA in Fine Art from Goldsmiths, University of London (2025). Her work has been exhibited in group exhibitions across London, including at Hypha Studios, TJ
Boulting, The Bomb Factory Marylebone and Copeland Gallery. Alongside her artistic practice, she is the co-founder of Afterwords, an independent object and collectible
design project.