Hannah
de
Oliveira
Whitlock


Making,
Photography,
Publication,
and more.


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Objects of Self Destruction
The Cabo Coffee Table
Does Your Work Make You Happy?
The Anarchic Mail Collection
Liminal Space Zine 01


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Letterheads @ Dingles
Sao Tome e Principe


Objects of Self Destruction


An exploration of humanity’s insatiable desire to continuously make, create, and consume, regardless of the detrimental consequences it causes for ourselves and the planet. Each object intends to call attention to the paradoxical relationship between our relentless pursuit of convenience, novelty, and self-indulgence, and our inevitable self destruction.


Video


︎︎︎Research
︎︎︎Ceramic
︎︎︎Electronics and circuitry
︎︎︎Woodwork


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The Cabo Coffee Table


A personal project taken on after researching small living spaces.
The table was designed to solve my own living space and to improve my skills for working with wood. I wanted it to be easily constructible and reconstructible without the use of power tools, and be able to be used as an average table as well as the perfect Cabo card game table. The table top can be flipped for the desired use, and the doors can be moved to show different sides of the shelves (or hide one side). 


︎︎︎Woodwork


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Does Your Work Make You Happy?


A collection of interviews and photographs inspired by the Bolton Worktown Mass Observation study. A contemporary investigation seeking to understand the thoughts, emotions and attitudes of workers in the aftermath of the pandemic.  


︎︎︎Publication
︎︎︎Bookbinding

︎︎︎Research

︎︎︎Photography



The Anarchic Mail Collection


An ironic project presenting a set of grand works of art showcasing workplace vandalism. To be handled with the utmost care. Incredibly clean hands or gloves are recommended.


︎︎︎Clamshell case binding
︎︎︎Screenprinting on glass

︎︎︎Collection


Liminal Space Zine 01


A publication exploring the idea of liminality through a set of photographs taken in a Rijeka, Croatia. A short, playful project. 


︎︎︎Bookbinding
︎︎︎Photography

︎︎︎Collection