I’m Hannah, the painter who’s The Artist Between Worlds
We all live between worlds…the past and the future, childhood and adulthood, life with a partner or without a partner, staying or moving, in one job or shifting to another, gainful employment or loss of employment, family members with us and then not with us…these shifts and transitions make up our human lives.
While all of us experience many different worlds in a lifetime, I’ve discovered that people don’t manage these changes the same way. Some people are fearful and angry; others are curious and receptive. I’ve found myself experiencing this entire spectrum of emotions to life changes whether they are chosen or happen by circumstances.
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A few fun facts…
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Current Obsession
Cuddling with my dog
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Current Location
Chicago, IL
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Current Tunes
Wildest Dreams (Taylor’s Version)
In the summer of 2026, I went to Arroyo Grande, CA to paint for three days in a small mentor’s workshop. My mentor is Bob Burridge and we had the joy of painting with him in his studio. On my six foot long paint table w as butcher paper. I used it as my palette. When the workshop ended, I loved the paper so much that I brought it home with me and hung it on my studio wall until I had an idea. Cutting off the leftover white edges, I began to see a mountain range. Since I live with Rumi’s quote, why not have the lettering made into a stick on strip and combine my colors with the quote that guides my life?
This painting is not for sale. However, I would be glad to get you into my studio in Richmond, VA to create your own palette to put on a canvas with your own life quote. Size of this piece is 30 × 40” The approximate cost is $500.