Isabella is based in Sweden and works in Helsingborg and Ljungskile.
 

Isabella's collection beautifully blends macro photography and ceramics, capturing the intricate details of nature while exploring the connections between materials, forms, and the human body. Her works like Havstunga and Flora reveal new perspectives on organic forms, inviting us to see the world up close and personal. The fusion of abstraction and realism in her art celebrates the beauty of nature's subtle details and tactile experiences.
Written by Coma (Curated Online Market of Art) 2024.

Isabella Hansson (b. 1996, Helsingborg) is an artist who works with photography, ceramic and painting. In her practise she is interested in traces, processes, time and materiality. She often works with themes connected to nature, and the result of her practise is not material bound. In her photography and painting she explores the borderland between the abstract and figurative and how new forms of landscapes are emerging when photographing up close. She works parallel with several materials and often translate one medium into another.

Isabella finds meetings interesting, both material wise and meetings between humans and other species. She approaches the small things and enlargen them to highlight a detail or to uplift the status of the material. In her work the shapes and forms can be seen as references to the 




Exhibitions and other

Five works represented at Coma (Curated Online Market of Art) at their website Coma.site, 2024

Group exhibition at Karantänen, Helsingborgs Konstförening 10/2 - 10/3 2024

Market Söder Art Fest in Helsingborg, 2023

Group exhibition with SAK UNG, Växjö Konsthall 2019

Artist residency at ComPeung, Thailand 2017

Performance with Sasha Huber, Kalmar Konstmuseum 2017

Final exhibition Ölands Konstskola 2, Kalmar Konstmuseum 2017

Final exhibition Munka Konstskola 1, Galleri Moment 2016

Group exhibition in RumEtt, Dunkers Kulturhus 2015



 

Education

Bergen Art Academy (Kunstakademiet - Institutt for kunst, musikk og design, KMD) 2017-2018

Ölands Konstskola 2, Ölands Folkhögskola 2016-2017

Konstskola 1, Munka Folkhögskola 2015-2016