Hannah Bailey is an artist and copywriter based in London, England.
A communications professional with two decades of experience managing the corporate reputations of some of the most high-profile UK media brands across the private and public sectors (including the BBC and ITV), acting as senior spokesperson, strategic counsel and speechwriter.
With strong strategic instincts, an eye for layout and detail – both written and visual – and extensive experience in understanding how businesses present themselves to customers, shareholders and industry, she now specialises in corporate copywriting, encompassing reports, guides and summaries.
Find examples of recent work here.
Hannah’s work primarily deals with identity. Her practice examines the interaction between an individual and their environment: how culture, nature and place can shape who we are in often stealthy or unseen ways.
Her current focus is on modern motherhood, and how prevailing cultural expectations set the tone for women’s experience of parenting in the 21st Century.
Hannah’s practice embraces printmaking, mixed media collage and sculpture, combining print, ink, found materials, machine sewing and hand embroidery to make 2D and 3D objects, frequently using or reusing familiar domestic objects, icons or items of clothing.
Inspirations include Tracey Emin, Robert Rauschenburg and Andy Goldsworthy.
She is based in London, England, and is currently studying on the MA Fine Art at Central Saint Martins, part of the University of the Arts London. Find some recent art here.
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