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
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
Commission for Saastamoinen Foundation and EMMA, Espoo Museum of Modern Art. The installation is located next to the main entrance of the museum and operates during the dark hours of the day.
The Ionic Temple at Chiswick House and Garden opens to public with a site-spesific interactive installation produced during SculptureShock residency. Private view Wednesday, 2nd of December, noon to 2 pm. Interview by Claire Mander at RBS Blog
30th October – 15th November, group exhibition at News of the World, Enclave Projects, London.
Sep-Nov 2015 Sculpture Shock residency by Royal British Society of Sculptors, London
22.04-4.7.2015
Group exhibition at Motorenhalle. Projektzentrum für zeitgenossische Kunst, Dresden
Oioicollective received funding from AVEK Creademo to produce a prototype from Cosmetic Space research project, which we have initiated together fall 2014. Cosmetic Space is modular and portable 3D sensing/projector technology, which illuminates space and people with interactive ornament.
Cosmetic Space is a collaboration between me and OioiCollective.
May 15 – August 3, 2014
Group exhibition FIELDS in Arsenals Exhibition hall of Latvian National Arts Museum in Riga
curated by RIXC
