HANNAH H&
A large rust and copper toned abstract painting by Hannah H&, titled Rising Form

Selected Work

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01/ WIDE HORIZON
A wide horizontal abstract painting in soft rust and sage tones, on a white gallery wall
Walnut ink & acrylic on canvas
02/ QUIET CENTER
A square rust toned abstract painting with a sage and grey cloud of color at its center, on a white gallery wall
Clay, plaster & acrylic on canvas
03/ EMBER STUDY
Large rust and copper toned mural above a fireplace in a bright living room
Clay & walnut ink on panel
04/ BETWEEN THE STACKS
Rust-toned mural framed between two built-in bookshelves
Mixed media, site-specific
05/ DIPTYCH IN SITU
Two rust toned mural panels installed side by side in a living room
Plaster & acrylic, two panels
06/ VERDIGRIS WALL
A green and copper toned textured mural on a wood accent wall
Mineral clay on panel
07/ SAGE ROOM COMMISSION
A cream and rust abstract painting in a sage green dining room
Acrylic & walnut ink
08/ TABLE STUDY
A large rust toned mural above a sideboard in a dining room
Clay & plaster on canvas

The Journal

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Hannah H& portrait against a patterned floral wallpaper
AUG.2026On Painting as a Daily Ritual
Hannah H& glimpsed through a mirrored window wearing a sun hat
JUN.2026Notes From a 13-Foot Wall
Hannah H& in a red slip dress in front of a sculptural coffee-themed wall
MAR.2026Finding Beauty in Unfinished Rooms

About Hannah H&

As a contemporary mixed-media and texture artist, I've dedicated my practice to mindful creation and structural depth. Working from my private studio, I translate raw internal energy into tangible physical form.

My palette is organic and tactile — mineral-rich clay, plaster, walnut ink, and acrylics — and I experiment continually with tone, fluidity, and contrast to forge highly sculptural, raised surfaces on both canvas and architectural planes.

A defining hallmark of my portfolio is a mastery of large-scale structural work, most notably my custom 13-foot clay wall murals that seamlessly integrate fine art into interior living spaces.

Painting is far more than a visual pursuit for me — it's a daily, physical ritual for processing what's complex, and for reconnecting with what I already know. I share this journey with a growing international audience of collectors and enthusiasts.

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