I´m media artist working with image and interaction. My tool is computer vision and I´m interested in how machine shapes social relations. My artworks generate new narrative interaction between people, I explore possibilities of human-machine-human collaboration. Scientific research on perception, vision and AI inspires me, likewise everyday observations about human life in the age of machines.

Contact me at hanna@fantomatico.org

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Texts :

Prickar inspirerade av en utrutat folk by Helen Korpak
Solo show review in Hufvudstadsbladet

Historic by Richard Cork
in the book Sculpture Shock : Site Specific Interventions in Subterranean, Ambulatory and Historic Context

Hanna Haaslahti by Maria Hirvi-Ijäs
in the book 22 Ways – On Artistic Thinking in Finnish Contemporary Art

What´s your shadow up to by Matti Pentikäinen
in Framer magazine

Discussion with Paula Toppila
in Phenomena, exhibition catalogue, Pori Art Museum

Tila, aika ja muistin politiikka by Lars Saari
Exhibition review in Turun Sanomat

Jan 29 2019
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Inhabiting the image

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Alexa Steinbruck from Storytellers United interviewed me, Alap Parikh and Tyler Henry about Captured. We discuss about narrative possibilities of realtime 3D face reconstruction – technology and collaboration across three different continents. Read the story ->

Dec 01 2018
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EEVR #21 Community meeting

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Captured – narrative simulation with AI controlled doubles. Presentation together with Marko Tandefelt at EEVR #21 Community meeting hosted by MEDIT – TLU Center of Excellence in Media Innovation and Digital Culture, Tallin, Estonia. Dec 15, 1 pm.

Sep 21 2018
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CPH:LAB

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Cosmetic Space selected to CPH:LAB, an incubator for digital documentary projects organized by CPH:DOX, Copenhagen. The project will be developed together in the lab with Quicksand, a game studio based in Goa.

Nov 27 2016
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Life as an image

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Life as an image is a participatory simulation, where people model a 3D double from themselves. Digital doubles are animated in a historical scene as actors, whose activities and gestures are controlled by real-time animation system. The artwork deals with new, hyper-realistic capturing and 3D modeling techniques and their social implications on human relationships. You can follow the prototype production at http://lifeasanimage.tumblr.com/