Hannah Marshall is a British conceptual artist exploring silence as a medium for attention. Her practice moves through installation, voice, sound, architecture and the body, using subtraction and restraint to create charged conditions for attention.

Her work is conceived through a long-term commitment to deep listening, sacred space, meditation and silence as a lived discipline.

Marshall is the founder of H+, an artist-led cultural ecosystem through which her research, public works, residencies, partnerships and cultural initiatives are developed.

The work has been presented across the V+A, Saatchi Gallery, Moleskine Foundation, L-Acoustics, UCL PEARL and Superblue. She was named one of 200 cultural icons by i-D.

The next phase of the practice is focused on protected research, touring works, institutional commissions and the conditions needed to build the body of work at scale.


SILENCE the field
VOICE the threshold
LISTENING the method
ATTENTION the artwork