Becky Nuttall is a British artist, poet and writer whose work often explores themes of personal identity, memory, and intergenerational expectations. Born and raised in the southwest of England, she is strongly influenced by the cultural and religious environments of her youth, particularly the juxtaposition of traditional Catholic convent education as an atheist and the countercultural influences of the 1960s and 1970s. Works include paintings that represent ‘our generation’. This is the generation of women born in the 1950s and were adolescents in the 1970s. This is the generation of women born in the 1950s and were adolescents in the 1970s. Our time was then and remains relevant now. 

She has exhibited at The Royal Academy, South West Academy of Fine and Applied Arts, Sheffield, Hereford, Brick Lane Derbyshire and in the Southwest of England. 

Becky is a figurative and narrative artist. Her art often complements her poetry, creating a multi-disciplinary body of work that addresses themes of nostalgia and cultural criticism. Her visual style is often layered, reflecting a deep engagement with memory and symbolism, examining the intersections of personal and collective histories of fashion, music and popular culture.
 

Paper Collage

46x35cm

Framed under glass