Hannah Whitworth

I’m Hannah, a designer-turned-curator/archive-head looking towards a future in exhibitions. I use archives to explore humans' connection to objects and the world around us. 'Un earthed' is a publication that works to visualise the beauty of nature’s systems and how they persevere within a city. Through it, a new way of looking at what was previously unseen or unknown is revealed. 'This space may be used for communication' pulls from an archive of anonymous secondhand postcards and photographs to explore how this ephemera represents love, companionship, and longing to be with those you hold dear.
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'Un earthed' is a publication that works to visualise the beauty of nature’s systems and how they persevere within a city. Through it, a new way of looking at what was previously unseen or unknown is revealed.
'Un earthed' is a publication that works to visualise the beauty of nature’s systems and how they persevere within a city. Through it, a new way of looking at what was previously unseen or unknown is revealed.
'Un earthed' is a publication that works to visualise the beauty of nature’s systems and how they persevere within a city. Through it, a new way of looking at what was previously unseen or unknown is revealed.
'This space may be used for communication' pulls from an archive of anonymous secondhand postcards and photographs to explore how this ephemera represents love, companionship, and longing to be with those you hold dear.
'This space may be used for communication' pulls from an archive of anonymous secondhand postcards and photographs to explore how this ephemera represents love, companionship, and longing to be with those you hold dear.
'This space may be used for communication' pulls from an archive of anonymous secondhand postcards and photographs to explore how this ephemera represents love, companionship, and longing to be with those you hold dear.
A close up of a visual poem on fabric responding to the same postcards archive
A hand bound notebook made from repurposed beer mats. Found here; Harpoon, Retro Bar, The Salutation and Krombacher.
Mix media typography collage and letterpress.