Hannah Bakken Morris hails from Malheur County, OR and works interdisciplinarily by combining printed media with performance, sculpture, and installation to explore identity, the body, landscape, and place. Her works comment on land use in the United States and how the historical and contemporary narratives of the American West intersect with constructions of identity, economies, nationhood, and the environment.
She received her BFA in Studio Art from Southern Oregon University in 2017 and her MFA in Print Media and MA in Critical Studies from the Pacific Northwest College of Art in 2020.
When not working she enjoys riding her bike, gardening, fly fishing, printing shirts and sewing bags in her small business with her husband and spending time with her pets Ed, Al, and Wallace.