Hannah explores the surface of the window in which interiors are projected onto the reflected landscape, a place where there becomes a dialogue between what is private and what is public, the casual observer becomes the voyeur.

Working with oils, her subjects have a duality on the canvas, the boundaries between interior and exterior become blurred. The object, shadow and reflection create mysterious forms and ghostly atmospheres. But these are not still; again there is juxtaposition between the quiet qualities of her subject and a tremendous energy in her brushwork representing the refraction of dappling sunlight on glass. “On a glass surface inside and outside are merged, mixing two different atmospheres and producing strange images of coffee cups floating in landscapes”.