Hannah Perry

Hannah Perry’s work integrates video, sculpture, installation, and sound to explore themes of identity, emotion, and contemporary culture. Her creations often examine the intersections between personal experience and broader societal issues, including mental health, gender, and social dynamics. Perry employs a collage-like approach, combining found footage, original film, textiles, and sculptural elements to create immersive environments that invite viewers into intimate yet complex narratives. Her art challenges conventional boundaries by blending digital and physical media, incorporating text and audio to evoke emotional and psychological states. Perry’s installations frequently highlight the performative aspects of everyday life, exploring how identity is constructed and expressed through cultural codes, fashion, and popular media. Through a deeply layered visual and sonic language, she invites reflection on vulnerability, anxiety, and resilience in the contemporary world. Perry’s work resonates with both immediacy and nuance, offering a multifaceted perspective on how personal and collective histories intertwine in shaping identity today. ...

Galerie Kandlhofer is a young Austrian gallery, founded in 2016 situated in the centre of Vienna. With a focus on supporting emerging talents, the gallery represents Austrian and international artists, with a multifaceted program ranging from painting, sculpture, drawing, photography and installations to a series dedicated to contemporary video works and performances. Represented Gallery artists are: Hermann Nitsch, Richie Culver, Acaye Kerunen, Sofia Borges, Faye Wei Wei, Frauke Dannert, Karl Karner, Alina Kunitsyna, James English Leary, Xie Lei, Nana Mandl, Hannah Perry, Maximilian Prüfer, Markus Redl, Rodrigo Valenzuela, Marc Henry, Alicia Viebrock. ...