Richard Tuttle

Richard Tuttle is an artist whose work defies traditional categorisations and invites viewers to delve into the realm of perception and the subconscious. His artistic output includes painting, drawing, sculpture, bookmaking, printmaking, and installation. Tuttle's fascination with scale, light, and presentation techniques, as well as his affinity for marginal spaces, has led him to create multidimensional works that blur the lines between the artwork and its surrounding area. He has challenged traditional material limitations, mediums, and methods throughout his career, often creating forms that emphasise volume and presence within these spaces.

Tuttle's artistry finds beauty in ordinary materials, creating works that capture the present moment's essence and reflect the world's delicate nature. His works encourage individualised interpretations and experiences, emphasising the intimate interaction between the viewer and the art. Tuttle embraces a handmade aesthetic, incorporating frames as integral components to create Constructed paintings between painting and sculpture. The result is a body of work that continually pushes the boundaries of art and seeks to capture the essence of the world around us.