The artist Statement
by Michelle Hutt
The human body is constantly being manipulated in order to
adapt to distinct ideas that deteriorate one’s true soul. It is effortless and
unchallenging to say that the solution for this denigration is to ignore what
people say and just be yourself. The real way to solve this is to connect the
emotional and physical body to your soul. The soul is the human essence which
acts separately from the human on Earth. It is the individual that achieves the
fundamental niche being interfered by an irrational society. All my works
connect humans’ deeper body parts to different ideas that alienate a person’s
true self. When the body and the mind act as the soul would, the worries
disappear. They are following their personal ideal and fundamental niche. Body
proportions have always been incorporated in my designs. I have tried to
understand the body’s anatomy and the human skeleton to manipulate their figure
for design purposes. Over the past years I have experimented with different
media by which to express myself through art. I have used watercolors, oils,
acrylic paints, printmaking tools and linoleums, photography and manipulation
programs, India ink, DAS clay, ceramic, and the list continues. I have been
guided by surrealism incorporated in the modern world. All my works show an
irrational perspective of images linked together in order to express different
feelings or ideas. Maskull Laserre is an artist that carves skeletons on
different souvenirs. It is amazing how he manages to fit the adequate
proportions in different shapes. “The Body in Society” by Alexandra Houson is a
book that relates to me and therefore, my works. It talks about how people take
the body for granted; the significance of the human body. The body has to be in
harmony with the soul in order to live in peace with itself. One’s dignity is
connected to the body, and the body is connected to the mind…
Spero by Michelle Hutt
Acrylics on canvas
Invisus by Michelle Hutt
Acrylics on canvas
Quies by Michelle Hutt
Watercolor
Animi Motus by Michelle Hutt
Das
Tutela by Michelle Hutt
Linocut print
Abyssi by Michelle Hut
Mixed media
Una by Michelle Hutt
Sharpie on canvas
Euletheria by Michelle Hutt
Acrylics on canvas
Origo by Michelle Hutt
Mixed media
Fides by Michelle Hutt
Mixed media
Conectus Anima by Michelle Hutt
Mixed media
Investigation Workbook pages
by Michelle Hutt
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