Hanna Tuulikki

In her work, she investigates how the body communicates beyond and before words, often drawing on embodied vernacular practices of vocal and gestural mimesis of the more-than-human to offer alternative approaches to making kin across multi-species entanglements. Her recent work engages with what it means to live on a damaged planet, proposing contemporary queer ritual as a way to process difficult emotions that come with ecological awareness. 

Her work has been commissioned and presented at Folkestone Triennial, British Art Show 9, Glasgow Cathedral, the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art, IMA Brisbane, Biennale of Sydney, Hospitalfield, Helsinki Biennial, Take Me Somewhere, Kochi-Muziris Biennale, Edinburgh Art Festival, and BBC SSO’s Tectonics Festival. She recently received a Henry Moore Artist Award (2025), an Oram Award (2024), and was shortlisted for an Ivor Novello Award in sound art (2024).