Hannah Lewis is a Balnarring-based printmaker and artist on the Mornington Peninsula known for her nature-inspired linocut prints and gouache works. Her art focuses on Australian native flora, coastal landscapes, and the "sense of place," with recent exhibitions highlighting environmental themes and residencies. A printmaker with a 20-year practice focused on native flora, local providence plants, and coastal bushland, her work often incorporates the shapes of clothing as a metaphor for nature's embrace.
Her work is described as a "quiet protest" and a "lament" that captures the fragility and strength of the natural world, often featuring flora and landscapes of the Mornington Peninsula.