Hannah May Harding: Finder

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Positioning them in the wet sand, and almost in reach of the tide, half buried a “used universe” was realised. The impression it makes, looking for stones everyday things or the feeling of being the observation of one taken from remains she ‘can’t resist’ invented a process an “alternative past” what was unfolding Once the eye is sensitised to those so often overlooked we see the breaking point, where all our meaningful concepts, such as me, you, woman, man, love and hate, will be stripped of their meaning They help us reveal a sense of history of prophesy and space, so to speak, giving an effect of movement through a place albeit a much quieter one. The minute details house so full in London in round fragment She remembered as though she has merged with the shoreline and shaggy with seaweed. she was nothing of not precise Maybe we’re nearing other kinds of truth in London in our imaginations – time-honoured ways to become part of the landscape itself.

Hannah May Harding

Hannah is a poet and visual artist based in South London. She combines experimental poetic practice, digital illustration and collecting to create ecologically driven work. Often wellie-booted and clay speckled, she loves searching the Thames foreshore to collect hidden stories, rubbish from centuries past, and chance encounters with fellow rag and bone people. Hannah graduated from the Royal Holloway University Creative Writing Masters on the Poetic Practice pathway with a Distinction in 2022, and has since been featured in the Copeland Gallery, BUB Magazine and Pertinent Actions anthology.

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