Sarah Conti is a ceramic sculptor currently living in Missoula, Montana. She received a BFA with a sculptural emphasis from University of Idaho in 2015. While in undergrad she was granted an internship to live and work at Taylor Wilderness Research Station in Idaho's Frank Church-River of No Return Wilderness. This summer internship was spent mapping wildlife sightings and creating 2-D work about wildlife and wilderness. This experience strongly impacted the trajectory of her interests. She is from western Washington and after undergrad moved to Illinois. She lived in Illinois for 3 years and completed a 2 year artist in residence program at Terra Incognito ceramics studio. She then attended Oregon College of Art and Craft in Portland, Oregon to receive her post baccalaureate  in ceramics. 
Sarah is passionate about ecology, conservation, preservation and sparking conversations about climate change and human impacts on wildlife species.