The primary focus of Hannah’s work is to create bespoke ceramic artefacts that are inspired by traditional Wedgewood Jasperware, and through digital manipulation the work is made in to a piece of contemporary ceramics.

The works main feature is the profile of a face, but also includes 3D photographic images, which adorn a vessel. The profiles have been created using a 3D scanner. Once digitally manipulated and etched out of pink model board the artist uses a variety of traditional ceramic processes to incorporate the head in to a piece of ceramic work.

Personalisation is a key aspect within this work; there are twenty-two small plates hanging upon the wall, to commemorate each individual on the Artist, Designer: Maker course, including the teaching staff. This is where the artist’s interests lies, she plans to create a business where the client can buy a commemorative plate with their own or a loved one’s profile.

If you would like to see yourself immortalised in porcelain please contact me for a commission.