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Hannah Shillito
Hannah Shillito is a British contemporary artist whose bold, vibrant print works explore themes of empowerment, identity and self-expression. Her work has been exhibited internationally across the UK, Ibiza, Sydney and New York, and featured in British Vogue, Spanish GQ and Glamour, alongside collaborations with brands including Concept Hotel Group, Barclaycard and Lomography.
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Hannah Shillito
About
Hannah Shillito is a British contemporary artist whose bold, vibrant print works explore themes of empowerment, identity and self-expression. Her work has been exhibited internationally across the UK, Ibiza, Sydney and New York, and featured in British Vogue, Spanish GQ and Glamour, alongside collaborations with brands including Concept Hotel Group, Barclaycard and Lomography.
Statement
My practice investigates themes of identity, empowerment and self-expression through bold, print-based works that combine vibrant colour, layered imagery and text. Drawing inspiration from fashion, popular culture and contemporary feminism, I create visually striking works that celebrate individuality while encouraging conversation around the social, cultural and political narratives that shape our lives. Working primarily with experimental print processes, I embrace layering, repetition and material exploration to create richly textured surfaces that are both playful and provocative. My work has been exhibited internationally across the UK, Ibiza, Sydney and New York, featured in British Vogue, Spanish GQ and Glamour, and has led to collaborations with brands including Concept Hotel Group, Barclaycard and Lomography.
Commissions
Hannah welcomes commissions for private collectors, interior designers, hospitality spaces, commercial developments, editorial projects and brand collaborations. She works closely with clients to create bespoke artworks that respond to a space, concept or brief while remaining true to her distinctive visual language.
Starting from $1,270
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