HANNAH COOPER
artist. designer. creative.
My name is Hannah Cooper. I am an artist and designer based in the beautiful North Georgia mountains. I attended Young Harris College where I earned my BA in Graphic Design and my BA in Studio Art. I love for my work to take on a complex nature, containing many media, often used in nontraditional ways. My art explore subjects like identity, connectivity, mental health, and human experience. It's important to me that my design work be something that connects people, and is a bold expression of individuality and purpose.
An undercurrent driving everything I create is the undeniable idea that we cannot create, live, or even exist in isolation. Connection is an inextricable part of what it is to be human—and an artist. Everything we experience, everything we know, and everything we are is connected to the artwork we create.
MEETHannah
artist. designer. educator.
Hannah Kilgore is an artist and educator based in South Carolina. She earned her BA in Graphic Design and a BA in Studio Art from Young Harris College in north Georgia. She is currently a Master's of Art Education student at the University of South Carolina.
Her work takes on a complex nature, containing many media, often used in nontraditional ways.
Her art explore subjects like identity, connectivity, mental health, and human experience. In design, her work connects people to experience and identity, and is a bold expression of individuality and purpose. An undercurrent driving everything she creates is the undeniable idea that we cannot create, live, or even exist in isolation. Connection is an inextricable part of what it is to be human—and an artist. Everything we experience, everything we know, and everything we are is connected to the people and places around us, and the artwork we create. Her approach to teaching seeks to educate people to find the deeper connections between their art and life, and empowers people to use art as a way to make meaning of the world around them, and leave it a better, more inclusive place than they found it.
