Hannah Carrick
Hannah Carrick於1988年出生於澳洲，畢業於布里斯本的CATC設計學院。
對她而言，創作與動手的過程帶來一種療癒與孤寂的力量。繪畫和色彩成為她的心靈療法，為她在黑暗時期提供了一扇逃離現實的小窗。她的作品宛如透進陽光的窗戶，洋溢著懷舊情懷與靈感。Carrick透過藝術讚頌女性之美，並為自己及觀眾營造出靜謐療癒的空間。
其作品曾刊登於《Harper’s Bazaar》與《Gourmet Traveller》等知名雜誌，並在澳洲和美國舉辦過多次個展和聯展。此外，她曾為聯合國難民署（UNHCR）和Dress for Success創作專屬系列，以藝術賦權女性，助力她們的自信與成長。
Hannah Carrick (b. 1988, Australia) graduated from CATC Design School in Brisbane.
For her, the process of creating and working with her hands brings both a healing force and a sense of solitude. Painting and colors serve as her personal therapy, offering a small window of escape during dark times. Carrick’s works are like sunlit windows, filled with nostalgia and inspiration. Through her art, Carrick celebrates the beauty of women and creates a tranquil, healing space for both herself and her audience.
Her works have been featured in renowned magazines such as Harper’s Bazaar and Gourmet Traveller, and she has held numerous solo and group exhibitions in Australia and the United States. Additionally, she has collaborated with organizations such as the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) and Dress for Success, using art to empower women and support their confidence and growth.
對她而言，創作與動手的過程帶來一種療癒與孤寂的力量。繪畫和色彩成為她的心靈療法，為她在黑暗時期提供了一扇逃離現實的小窗。她的作品宛如透進陽光的窗戶，洋溢著懷舊情懷與靈感。Carrick透過藝術讚頌女性之美，並為自己及觀眾營造出靜謐療癒的空間。
其作品曾刊登於《Harper’s Bazaar》與《Gourmet Traveller》等知名雜誌，並在澳洲和美國舉辦過多次個展和聯展。此外，她曾為聯合國難民署（UNHCR）和Dress for Success創作專屬系列，以藝術賦權女性，助力她們的自信與成長。
Hannah Carrick (b. 1988, Australia) graduated from CATC Design School in Brisbane.
For her, the process of creating and working with her hands brings both a healing force and a sense of solitude. Painting and colors serve as her personal therapy, offering a small window of escape during dark times. Carrick’s works are like sunlit windows, filled with nostalgia and inspiration. Through her art, Carrick celebrates the beauty of women and creates a tranquil, healing space for both herself and her audience.
Her works have been featured in renowned magazines such as Harper’s Bazaar and Gourmet Traveller, and she has held numerous solo and group exhibitions in Australia and the United States. Additionally, she has collaborated with organizations such as the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) and Dress for Success, using art to empower women and support their confidence and growth.
