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Hannah Pugh is a UK-based contemporary visual artist, with a background in Fine Art from Falmouth College of Art.

Acclaimed for her unique intuitive ink and bleach paintings, paying tribute to sights she has seen, tales she has heard, places she has felt, and the liminal spaces in between. Her work has been collected, published and exhibited internationally.

‘Employing memory and imagination, I distil, splash, drip, granulate, pierce, paint, spill, draw, scratch, layer and gild onto canvas and paper with differing mixtures of water, inks, bleaches and paints; using most things within reach as receptacles and tools - and then I wait, absorb and respond in turn to build worlds of elsewhere.’

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  • Mitsuki

    110 x 90 cm. Original ink and bleach painting with silver marbled leaf.


    "I just wanted to write and tell you how delighted we are with our outstanding artwork from you. The whole commission process was so easy, personal, and professional,  and the finished piece is simply breathtaking. Mitzuki completes our living room in the most vibrant, atmospheric and ever-changing way. We adore it.

    Thank you so much for your work on this piece - I really appreciated how you took the creative reins as the artist, but also checked in with me throughout your process, and really listened to what was important to us, and incorporated that into your work. 

    Having you and your partner come to hang Mitzuki for us was such a lovely touch, and really rounded off the whole experience in the most wonderful way. 

    I look forward to working with you again in future"

    Fiona

  • Storm Moon

    Original painting commission. 122 x 51 cm. Ink, bleach and gold leaf on raw canvas framed in black open-grain.

     

    "First of all, thank you so much for the magnificent piece you created for me. My life has truly been enriched by living with such a beautiful, calming and multifaceted painting. It changes throughout the day & evening, so I see something different in it all the time. I absolutely love it and feel so privileged to have it in my home, so I can constantly interact with it.

     

    I can only imagine how much work went into its creation and how many hours you invested. I consider myself to be merely the custodian of an extraordinary piece of art that will always actually belong to you."

     Jackie

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