I Am Big I Am Big
I Am Big 2017
I Am BigI Am Big
I Am Big2017
industrial metal signage type, neon
110 x 70 cm
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Lonely Boy #5 Lonely Boy #5
Lonely Boy #5 2017
Lonely Boy #5Lonely Boy #5
Lonely Boy #52017
vintage linoleum on board
36 x 31 cm
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Lonely Boy #6 Lonely Boy #6
Lonely Boy #6 2017
Lonely Boy #6Lonely Boy #6
Lonely Boy #62017
vintage linoleum on board
36 x 31 cm
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Gents Gents
Gents 2017
GentsGents
Gents2017
aluminium, enamel, neon
108 x 55 cm
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Lonely Boy #3 Lonely Boy #3
Lonely Boy #3 2017
Lonely Boy #3Lonely Boy #3
Lonely Boy #32017
vintage linoleum on board
36 x 31 cm
$1,200 framed  ENQUIRE
De Nada De Nada
De Nada 2017
De NadaDe Nada
De Nada2017
industrial metal signage type, neon
50 x 250 cm
$4,500  ENQUIRE
Lonely Boy #4 Lonely Boy #4
Lonely Boy #4 2017
Lonely Boy #4Lonely Boy #4
Lonely Boy #42017
vintage linoleum on board
36 x 31 cm
$1,200 framed  ENQUIRE
Lonely Boy #1 Lonely Boy #1
Lonely Boy #1 2017
Lonely Boy #1Lonely Boy #1
Lonely Boy #12017
vintage linoleum on board
36 x 31 cm
$1,200 framed  ENQUIRE
Lonely Boy #8 Lonely Boy #8
Lonely Boy #8 2017
Lonely Boy #8Lonely Boy #8
Lonely Boy #82017
vintage linoleum on board
36 x 31 cm
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Lonely Boy #2 Lonely Boy #2
Lonely Boy #2 2017
Lonely Boy #2Lonely Boy #2
Lonely Boy #22017
vintage linoleum on board
36 x 31 cm
$1,200 framed  ENQUIRE
Copper #2 Copper #2
Copper #2 2017
Copper #2Copper #2
Copper #22017
liquid copper, ammonium chloride, hydrochloric acid, copper acetate and enamel on board
27 x 35 cm
$1,100  ENQUIRE
Copper #6 Copper #6
Copper #6 2017
Copper #6Copper #6
Copper #62017
liquid copper, ammonium chloride, hydrochloric acid, copper acetate and enamel on board
57 x 31 cm
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Carrot Carrot
Carrot 2017
CarrotCarrot
Carrot2017
industrial metal signage type
30 x 100 cm
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Enamel #3 Enamel #3
Enamel #3 2017
Enamel #3Enamel #3
Enamel #32017
enamel sign on board
75 x 64 cm
$1,500  ENQUIRE
Teaser Teaser
Teaser 2017
TeaserTeaser
Teaser2017
industrial metal signage type, perspex
50 x 100 cm
$1,100  ENQUIRE
Love Thy Neighbour #2 Love Thy Neighbour #2
Love Thy Neighbour #2 2017
Love Thy Neighbour #2Love Thy Neighbour #2
Love Thy Neighbour #22017
industrial metal signage type
91 x 62 cm
$1,800  ENQUIRE

The talismanic qualities of the reused, the resourceful, and the strange come together in Hannah Cutts’ work to celebrate an inseparability of life and art. In a truly Duchampian twist on evaluating what is unique, finding is the creative act for her, and thus she amasses carefully chosen, commonplace objects to suggest a poesis of the many. As a photographer, she travels to third world cultures to document ordinary life: once arrived she contracts with artisanal craftspeople to produce handmade artworks, thus actively revisiting notions of the exchange of money for labour and how art is made.

Interchange, repetition and transformation are her focal points -- whether occurring in Nature’s rhythms or within the ebb and flow of capital relationships. For Cutts, recognizing little distinction between high and low culture leads to present awareness, and translates into a vital engagement with life’s imperfectability. The orgiastic infinity transmitted by consumer culture and within Nature herself acts as a starting point for reappraisal of the original, and in turn of the concept of free will. 

Hannah holds a Bachelor of Art in Visual Communication, Griffith University, Design College of Australia, a Certificate in Design Studies, Architecture from University of Queensland and an International Baccalaureate, United World College of the Atlantic, Wales Bachelor of Modern Literature, Sussex University. Her work has been shown both nationally and internationally and is included in Artbank’s collection. Carol Schwarzman

December 19, 2014

Hannah Cutts features in Artbank’s ‘Sealed Section’ Exhibition

Hannah Cutts' work Deeper Longer Harder Stronger features in Artbank’s exhibition ‘Sealed Section’ curated by Miriam Kelly, showing from 28 November, 2014 until 7 February, 2015.

“Tearing open the ‘perforated pages’ of the Artbank collection, Sealed Section reveals works that canvas the topics of impolite dinner conversation: sex, politics and religion. Underpinning these often controversial topics is a consideration of the complexities of human relations and the human condition. As a result, Sealed Sectionincludes a rich and diverse group of works that highlight the strength and pertinence of contemporary art as a response to the key issues of our time.”