Melanie Hanf

I am an artist and dipl. designer with a background in Object Design.

My work is shaped by many years of international experience, including extended periods in Hong Kong and China, where I designed high-quality home accessories and refined my understanding of space, form, and atmosphere. Influences such as Feng Shui, Tai Chi, and meditation inform my work — not as a belief system, but as a disciplined design sensibility grounded in clarity, balance, and intention.

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A central principle in my work is the spiral.
Not as a symbol, but as a structural idea — a way of thinking about development, transformation, and direction beyond linear solutions.

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I work at the intersection of aesthetics, perception, and impact.
Ideas are translated into tangible form — whether as an object, an artwork, a Fibonacci Spiral, or an aesthetic concept for interiors and projects. The process remains the same: reducing complexity, sharpening focus, and strengthening presence.

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My artworks and spirals are meticulously handcrafted from copper, gemstones, silver, and gold. They are informed by natural proportions, geometry, and material presence, and created to bring calm, clarity, and visual strength into spaces or daily life.

Alongside my artistic practice, I offer aesthetic consulting for interiors and projects. My approach is subtle and precise — enhancing atmosphere and coherence without adding excess. The aim is not decoration, but intention: spaces that feel clear, balanced, and enduring.

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Art and design, in my work, are tools to shape perception.
They influence how spaces are experienced, how decisions are made, and how value is perceived.

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