Hannah Bhatt is a Malaysian ceramic artist and founder of Uncanny Valley Studios, known for her surreal, tactile sculptures that explore memory, identity, and transformation. A former lawyer turned artist, Hannah weaves personal narratives often shaped by motherhood, loss, and resilience into work that invites intimate connection. Her practice merges the whimsical and uncanny, blending storytelling, sculpture, and community engagement. Hannah’s pieces have been exhibited in solo and group shows, and she often collaborates across disciplines, from fashion to social impact projects. Through Uncanny Valley Studios, she creates spaces both physical and emotional for people to reflect, play, and find beauty in the in-between. A pair of candelabras inspired by conversations I wish I could have had with my parents, not as Mother and Father, but as the people they were before they became mine. The candle burns as an offering to curiosity, understanding, and the passage of time. The wax that remains becomes a trace of a conversation that exists somewhere between memory and imagination. The Night We Stayed is a fragmented candelabra inspired by a conversation I wish I had with my father. Though fractured, each piece continues to support the whole, much like the people we become through love, loss, and forgiveness.