
Indivi Sutton
Artist portrait by Tom Wool
Indivi Sutton (b. 2000, New York, USA) resides between New York and Sydney, Australia. Sutton’s sensory relationship with color, “feeling the tones that live within an object, element, or place” as she describes it, resonates within her deeply nuanced study and use of the naturally derived powdered pigments she sources and applies in translucent layers of wash to raw linen. Sutton’s approach to abstraction emanates from the expansiveness of spirituality and the natural world informed by her education at the Rudolf Steiner School in New York City.
Sutton’s work explores the interconnectedness of color and the world around her and the relationship between painting and physical phenomena, memory, and emotional interdependence. Her work has been featured in T Australia, InStyle Australia, Australian House & Garden, and Belle Magazine Australia. Indivi Sutton is represented by Franklin Parrasch Gallery, New York.
SOLO EXHIBITIONS:
Indivi Sutton: As I Am, Saint Cloche Gallery, Sydney, Australia ( 10—21 April, 2024)
Eurythmy, Ki Smith Gallery, New York, NY (21 October–26 November 2023)
Evermore, Saint Cloche Gallery, Sydney, Australia (24 May–4 June 2023)
One, Saint Cloche Gallery, Sydney, Australia (8–19 June 2022)
At This Moment, Saint Cloche Gallery, Sydney, Australia (9–20 June 2021)
GROUP EXHIBITIONS:
Indivi Sutton + Edith Baumann, Analog Diary, Beacon, NY (19 July—11 August, 2024)
PRESS:
“Indivi Sutton Brings “Eurythmy” to New York City” The House, 24 October, 2023
“In Conversation with Artist Indivi Sutton” Assembly Label, 6 Septmeber, 2023
“Colours Are The Key To Our Present According To Indivi Sutton” InStyle Australia, 2023
“In Raw Pigment Powders Extracted from the Earth, an Artist Discovers the Essence of Being” The New York Times Style Magazine: Australia, 17 April, 2023
“Indivi Sutton’s Ethereal Paintings Capture Emotion Through Colour” The Design Files, 2022
“At This Moment by Indivi Sutton” Hunter and Folk, 2022
“For Indivi Sutton, Colour Is A Full Sensory Experience” InStyle Australia, 2022
“Indivi Sutton: New York Memories and Her Love of Color” Rudolf Steiner School, 2021
“Indivi Sutton” Hunter and Folk, 2021