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Harriet Hill

Harriet Hill

(United Kingdom)
Harriet Hill is a visual artist who in recent years, has been creating letter costumes, taking them on walkabouts to spell words that trigger public engagement. Collaboratively made short films of these events have been produced, notably P.E.C.K.H.A.M. (2017 3.37'), H.O.M.E. Wakefield (2019 5.45') and HOME-ing (2021 33.38')

Born in London in 1966 Harriet studied Fine Art at undergraduate level in Cardiff, Wales 1987 and gained a distinction in Fine Art Textiles at Goldsmiths college, London in 2007.
Financed by work as an art fabricator Harriet has built up her multi-disciplinary practice and exhibits internationally.
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trafitti

A drawing made on an outside environment, trafitti combines the word “graffiti”, to inscribe a surface, “trace” (which itself combines the meanings track, to make ones way, and to draw), and “traffic”, the passage of people or vehicles in transit, or the conveyance of messages or data through a communications system.

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