Hannah Bartos is a social documentary photographer and visual artist. In her artistic practice, she is fascinated with boundaries. That is, how society is organised and patterns of human interaction.
Through her work, Hannah intends to bring a novel perspective to depictions of certain social topics. She is drawn to exploring areas of life that are poorly understood or overlooked as mundane, reflecting upon unseen experiences and the interplay between private and public spheres of life.
Her creative process tends to be research-led, drawing upon sociological theories; notably, her work deals broadly with the creation of meaning in society and focuses specifically on themes of identity, representation, and differentiation.
As part of her inquiry, Hannah conducts interviews and archival research, as well as recording video and audio. Alongside medium format photographs, her work encompasses 3D sculptural installations utilising images and mixed media.
Hannah was recently awarded a 'Distinction' for Photography (MA) at the London College of Communication. She also has a Ph.D. in Sociology and Religion and is a Fellow of the RAS.
