Batsheva Cutler
Batsheva is a multi-disciplinary artist, exploring sculpture, installation, performance art and spoken word. She is drawn to the visceral nature of sculpture, how it can both occupy and change a space. The core of her practice is rooted in psychoanalyzing the human ailment, exploring topics such as: trauma, Pathos, attachment injuries and the subconscious. Her work unpicks issues in society and raises awareness.
“As an artist I am comfortable with the uncertainty of the unknown. I hope my work opens various conversations and questions, enabling viewers to rethink certain issues and topics that are not normally spoken about.”
Masks
Latex.
Pain
Plaster, wood, cardboard, newspaper, scrim, metal. 128 x 24 x 23cm.
Hated Inner Child.
Plaster, chicken wire, wood, latex. 111 x 28 x 18cm.
Paralysis and Skin.
Latex, expanding foam, polystyrene.
Address
Art + Design Gallery
School of Creative Arts
University of Hertfordshire
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