The Collection is inspired by Irish ways and mannerism unique to the Irish, with ink and pen I aim to capture the essence of what it means to live here. Originally from Taiwan, my drawings are a hug to the people, places and celebrate doing Irish things. Connecting the humour, wit and unspoken understanding in everyday ordinary rituals. To connect people by appreciating simple yet extraordinary things.
Making Home, began as a private act of coping and to ground an overwhelmed self. Drawing became a way to hold grief, love, and uncertainty within the rhythms of everyday Irish life. Drawing became a way to honour the quiet, extraordinary moments that shape our days — from simple rituals to the gestures of care and connection that make a home. Each piece captures the rhythm, flow, and intimacy of life lived attentively, offering a collection that is both timeless and collectible. These prints invite reflection, joy, and the appreciation of the small details that enrich our lives, making them a meaningful addition to any home or gallery collection.
Rooted in Chinese calligraphy, drawing sits at the heart of the studio. Working with ink and pen, Hannah creates hand-drawn works that explore Irish life through everyday rituals, humour, and quiet moments of connection. The drawings begin as a mindful, meditative process for the artist and are intended to offer the same pause for the viewer — inviting reflection, comfort, and an appreciation of small, ordinary moments. They are made for those in moments of healing, and for those who feel a sense of homesickness or longing.
