Sarah Anuradha Mohammed is an aspiring Trinbagonian artist who has been practicing the art of mehndi since the age twelve. Her "canvasses" was once the hands and feet of friends and family, and the mediums were henna paste and ink.

  Since her high-school art teacher urged her to "try something" on paper, she has transferred this skill to larger two dimensional surfaces. Now she is currently working on canvas with acrylic paint..

  Currently she designs mandalas and zentangle. Mandalas are circular designs that symbolise the notion that life is never ending. Whereas the mandala involves more careful planning and geometric order, zentangle is more abstract and is done intuitively. Both of these artistic forms are used as meditative tools in certain cultures. She also took a portrait class at TAPLS Contemporary Art Studio.

  Sarah has displayed her work at the Southern Academy Of Performing Arts(SAPA), at the Mud House Museum in Avocat South Trinidad, in The Art Society of Trinidad and Tobago and at the Rotunda Gallery. Sarah is an Art Society Member and a member in Women In Art Organization.She plans to explore other genres and expressive mediums as she grows and evolves as an artist.