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The Work of Johanna Helmuth


I don't know Johanna Helmuth, but sometimes I feel like I do. I've been following her on Instagram for weeks now and it's quite obvious how much I love her work. Her rough portraiture on canvas plays host to a group of characters that exist in a mysterious emotional universe. Her paintings speak of dominance and subordination, frustrations and betrayals, apathy and suffering, contempt and distrust.




Follow Hanna on IG to peak into more of her unsettling world.
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