Hannah Carrick is an Australian artist whose works explore themes of womanhood, independence, and healing. Residing in Byron Bay, Carrick is deeply connected to nature, and this is reflected in her bold, large-scale paintings. Her works are characterized by richly pigmented oil paints and dynamic textures, building layers that mirror the complexity of the female experience.

Carrick’s journey as an artist has been one of personal reflection and empowerment. Her use of color is both therapeutic and symbolic, reflecting emotional landscapes that resonate with viewers on a deep level. Much of her work is informed by her advocacy for women’s rights and her own personal experiences, which give her pieces a sense of purpose beyond the aesthetic. She is particularly passionate about empowering women and has worked with organizations like UNHCR and Dress for Success to raise awareness and funds for women’s rights causes.

Since 2015, Hannah Carrick has presented four solo exhibitions and her work has been featured in fashion and lifestyle publications such as Harper’s Bazaar and Gourmet Traveller. Her pieces have been exhibited across Australia and the United States, making her a notable figure in the contemporary art scene.