Margot Sinclair / St. Alda
Margot Sinclair is a contemporary artist born in California, raised amid the quiet vastness of Michigan, and now rooted in the vibrant pulse of New York City. Her practice reflects a life shaped by contrasting geographies and shifting emotional landscapes.
Working across oil, acrylic, graphite, and thread, Margot weaves a language of texture that transcends the visual — her pieces are meant to be felt as much as they are seen. Each mark, stitch, and stroke is deliberate, creating layered compositions that, while often grounded in a neutral palette, hold immense depth and movement.
Her works act as quiet anchors, evoking the intimacy of memory and the architectural strength of stillness. In both scale and spirit, they are designed to hold space, elevating interiors not with noise, but with nuance.
Margot Sinclair’s Pro Re Nata Series explores the connection between prescribed relief and the historical practice of appealing to saints in moments of need. Each piece in the series is named after a female saint traditionally invoked for protection, while the series title references the Latin phrase “as needed,” which is commonly abbreviated as PRN in modern medicine.
36" x 48"
Original; 1 of 1.
Acrylic, oil pastel, graphite, and thread on stretched canvas.
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Margot Sinclair
Margot is a California-raised, Michigan-educated, New York City-based contemporary artist.
Having gained rapid global recognition, Margot has experienced exponential demand for her work. The abstract style resonates with collectors of all kinds due to its highly interpretive nature — demonstrating art's unique ability to take on new meanings.
