Crafting a distinct practice that examines the intersections of control and spontaneity, Hanna’s work is a dialogue between intentional structure and the unpredictability of material – creating a collaborative process that captures both the planned and the unexpected.
In her Berlin studio, Hanna engages in a tactile experimentation, layering paint, paper, and canvas. This approach enables her to investigate themes of balance and interference, exploring where cohesion gives way to creative tension. Her art is rooted in the notion of chaos and imperfection, at times incorporating fragments from past works to build new narratives, a process that mirrors her fascination with transformation.
Guided by a keen sense of emotional observation, Hanna’s work explores memory, place, and the subtle shifts in perception over time. The result is a bold, ever-evolving language of color, form, and pattern—a visual world where planned structure meets the beauty of chance.
