Miya Hannan perceives the world as interconnected layers of history – a continuous chain of lives and events shaping the present. She views landscapes as honest records of these unfolding stories. Through installations, sculptures and drawings, Hannan aims to preserve the nearly forgotten or endangered histories of people and places. Her work acts as a bridge between past and present, encouraging audiences to reflect on the lasting impact of memory and the importance of safeguarding cultural heritage before it fades away.