About
I’m not very active on social media and prefer communication via email, phone or in person.
Contact:
hannah . stockem @ gmx.de (omit spaces)
My work for sale here: https://atelie.art/studio/hannah-stockem
hannah . stockem @ gmx.de (omit spaces)
My work for sale here: https://atelie.art/studio/hannah-stockem
Hannah Stockem is known as the colour dictator by some people because she hates black, grey, brown and beige. It is her mission to get people around her to wear more colour which she attempts to achieve with a mixture of pleading, begging, nudging and bribing. The only thing she hasn’t tried is convincing offenders with force.
While working with fabrics and dyes, she can experiment with different colour combinations and discover new contrasts and tensions in the pattern.
Hannah lives her life following the idea of “Gesamtkunstwerk”, where everything from a person’s surroundings to the objects in the room and even their clothing is coordinated and specifically chosen as a part in a (colourful) whole.
This is expressed in her work which includes both traditional art (-objects) and usable art like clothing. Her art has a place on the borders between art, design and craft.
Hannah Stockem is a German artist living in Oslo, Norway. She holds a B.A. in Photography from Southampton Solent University and finished her Bachelor in Medium- and Material Based Art with a focus on textile at Oslo Academy of the Arts in 2023. Currently she is studiying for a masters in Design there. Hannah Stockem is known as the colour dictator by some people because she hates black, grey, brown and beige. It is her mission to get people around her to wear more colour which she attempts to achieve with a mixture of pleading, begging, nudging and bribing. The only thing she hasn’t tried is convincing offenders with force.
While working with fabrics and dyes, she can experiment with different colour combinations and discover new contrasts and tensions in the pattern.
Hannah lives her life following the idea of “Gesamtkunstwerk”, where everything from a person’s surroundings to the objects in the room and even their clothing is coordinated and specifically chosen as a part in a (colourful) whole.
This is expressed in her work which includes both traditional art (-objects) and usable art like clothing. Her art has a place on the borders between art, design and craft.
contact:
hannah . stockem @ gmx.de (omit spaces)