Hannah Marshall

Hannah Marshall is a British conceptual artist whose work explores the intersection between silence, sound and quantum listening.

She invites audiences into spaces of charged silence and collective resonance — minimalist sound installations that serve as intentional interventions, anchoring us within a contemplative void, cultivating heightened perception and revealing what lies beneath the noise. Rooted in the belief that artists are conduits for connection, Marshall offers purposeful disruption in an ecosystem of mass distraction through works that underscore the urgency of sacred attention.

Since 2004, Marshall has cultivated an unwavering devotion to human intelligence, standing as both a catalyst for change and a distinctive voice within contemporary culture. An award-winning entrepreneur, she bridges art with innovation and social impact by positioning deep listening as a vital threshold for reconnection.

Through H+, she creates culturally significant works for major organisations. Commissioned by institutions internationally, including the V&A, Saatchi Gallery, British Museum, and Financial Times, she is recognised by Nesta — the UK’s social innovation foundation, Porsche’s Founders Initiative supporting female innovators, and named one of 200 cultural icons by i-D Magazine. Marshall sits on the Global Music Advisory Board of EarthPercent, a climate foundation founded by Brian Eno that harnesses the power of sound in service of the planet — as she continues to shape the cultural zeitgeist.