Hallelujah

Haus Of Lucy, AKA Lucy Bryant, is a contemporary artist who appropriates found objects and images, and slips in quirky nods to contemporary culture. This piece is part of a series celebrating the ‘Madchester’ musical and cultural scene that first emerged in the late 80s, with bands like Joy Division and New Order.

Lucy reveals the story behind the piece: “Last month had been all about the vicar's turnips and the month before was a talk from local metal detectorist Ian's collection of tin cans. The ladies of the Sodding-Chippenham WI were in dire need of something interesting at their monthly talks. Luckily, next month Bez from The Happy Mondays is booked in to give  them a talk about his journey from drug-loving-maraca-playing-dancer to the beekeeping-body-building brewer of beer that he is today. He's agreed to give each lady a jar of honey and a bottle of Bez-beer to take away AND a Maraca lesson! How exciting! Lady E has had great fun ordering a range of Happy Mondays T-shirts for the ladies to wear to make Bez feel right at home.” 

Hallelujah is an original piece by Haus of Lucy made from Your Nan's china ornament, polymer clay, ceramic paint and photographic paper.

Size (cm): 22 x 20 x 7