I help brands connect with their community, not through strategy, but through depth, presence and art.

Creating concepts that evoke emotion and spaces that feel alive.

Minimalist art installation with various small sculptural objects in black, white, and beige on a white floor, and a black metal-framed glass partition.
A lit incense stick in a container, with a wisp of smoke rising, placed on a stone surface with a spark of white paper behind it.
Two people standing and talking in an art gallery or studio, with white curtains, a sculptural bench, and suspended hanging fabric or art pieces in the background.
Close-up of a textured sand-raked floor installation, featuring a close-up detail of digital display for a loudspeaker system.
Close-up view of wooden blinds with small gaps allowing light to filter through.
Person lighting a palo Santo stick with a candle, with musical instruments in the background on a wooden table.
Person holding a small golden ceremonial tea bowl, with sunlight streaming in.

HOW I WORK

  • I play with spaces : not only to make them look beautiful, but to give them a feeling that is aligned with the intention. Holding the essence of your brand.

    Through curation, set styling and art direction, I shape environments that embody the energy of your ideas. Each project becomes a container for pushing the creative boundaries, while remaining grounded : reflecting your brand’s inner world, through something more tangible.

    Whether executed through a physical space or an editorial shoot, this work is always a collaboration with your vision.

  • Where curation ends, a new creative playground begins.

    I love working with installation design as an artistic form of expression. Diving below the surface of sensory cues and exploring the meeting point between concept and creation. Mythical and physical.

    This is where my process becomes more experimental and hands-on, through co-creations with other artists, collaborations with brands or stand-alone artistic explorations : creating new worlds from the fiction of my imagination.

    I see art installations as something so magical : giving us the power to transport our minds, through portals we can create within empty spaces of thin air. Imagine this entire world we live in, exists because someone had a vision.

    Creating portals that invite your brands community into interpretation, interaction, emotional engagement and dialogue, goes far beyond digital strategy, and straight into the human psyche.

  • This is the meeting point between space curation and art creation.

    Designing experiences for me in this context means shaping immersive brand activations that engage people on multiple sensory levels.

    From community gatherings and seasonal activations to curated VIP events and private showcases, each experience is designed with your community in mind : to invite them inside and allow them to feel connected to your vision.

    This is where your brand moves from form to feeling : and the meaning behind why you exist comes alive.

LET'S DRINK A TEA & TALK

Why the physical realm still matters (if not more)

In our current world situation, we are constantly clouded with digital noise : when what people crave most is feeling. There is a science behind brand engagement, and several research studies confirm what feels only intuitively so — that physical, sensory experiences leave a deeper imprint than digital ones.

Digital experiences are amazing for convenience, and we all need a digital presence in this age. Keeping our brands present in everyday dialogue. But the physical touch-points are where memory is anchored. Especially if we manage to engage all the senses, creating more than a simple pop-up showcase or community meet-up, but tying in the kind of emotional connection, trust and loyalty that no algorithm could ever replicate.

When we enter a space and engage our full spectrum of senses : touch, sound, scent, taste, atmosphere : our nervous system gets activated and records it as a lived experience. Multiple neural pathways are triggered, linking perception with emotion and memory. Each person’s experience is entirely unique, shaped by their inner world : something so beautiful and priceless, and what makes sensory design so powerful.

Creating for the physical realm isn’t just a “nice to have”, it’s a strategic choice. It is how your brand will transform from something seen, into something understood.

A man observing modern abstract artworks in an art gallery with white drapes and industrial ceiling.
Living room with beige sofa and armchair, a small wooden side table with magazines, and tall glass window with lush green plants outside, beige curtains partially drawn to the side.
Modern interior space featuring a white plush armchair, a black floor lamp with a spherical shade, a textured abstract rug on the wall, and abstract black sculptural decor on the floor, with concrete walls and ceiling.

EACH PROJECT IS UNIQUE

Modern dining area with a round wooden table, white upholstered chairs, hanging pendant lights, a vase with dried flowers, and greenery outside the window.

Case Study

Founded in Denmark in 2022 by Ole Siig, Treble Clef Audio is rooted in his own childhood steeped in music, design and engineering. His father’s work in high-precision technology and his own DIY speaker-building as a teen laid the foundation for a loudspeaker brand that values form, function and deep listening.

Combining Danish Modern design with high-performance audio engineering, each pair of TCA-M loudspeakers are hand-assembled, made to last, and treated like a piece of functional art. Built for longevity, customisation and quiet luxury.

space + art + experience design

A woman art directing a creative shoot, sitting on the floor facing a modern sculpture, in a minimalistic room with a chair, side table with a glass of drink, an unveiling rock, and a textured wall.
Modern interior with a large speaker in the foreground, a framed artwork of a woman, and a small table with books and decorative objects, against a concrete and wood-paneled wall.

“From the moment you first meet Hannah, she transmits a presence and confident calmness. Taking the step to then work with Hannah consistently confirms that first impression and depth behind her abilities. For Treble Clef Audio®, Hannah’s mindful guidance and her creation of welcoming spaces has been instrumental for a significantly increased brand awareness from our initial shoot in 2022 and soft launch in February 2023, through our main launch events in Copenhagen, June 2023 and the NYCxDESIGN North American Launch in May 2024, all curated by Hannah.”

— Ole Siig, Founder & Designer of Treble Clef Audio

Living room with a modern sofa, coffee table with decorative objects, and a large speaker
Close-up of a modern speaker system mounted on a wall, featuring a wooden speaker cone and black components with metallic accents.

What began as a creative styling gig for TCA’s initial brand shoot & web launch, evolved into a deeply personal and expanded creative partnership between myself and founder, Ole Siig. With a sensitivity for emotional authenticity in sound over mass-market compromise, working with Ole was a dream combination of my artistic expressions being put to use, aligned with my values, and mutually beneficial for growth and expansion.

storefront with glass door and large window, sign reads 'TABLEAU', smaller sign 'treble clef audio' with a cello organ in the interior



In partnership with Treble Clef Audio, I supported the brands storytelling, from content direction and public relations, to experiential exhibition spaces that reflected the sonic excellence of the TCA-M Loudspeakers. Giving voice and visual rhythm to the ethos of art-meets-engineering and immersive listening.



Together we shaped the building blocks of a brand where listening becomes a journey, space becomes sculpture, and each moment invites presence.

Ole Siig, Treble Clef Audio®
Group of people socializing in a New York City Soho artists loft, with natural light, chairs, plants, and artwork, black and white photo.
Living room with a black leather chaise lounge, a small round wooden table with a candle and books, a modern armchair, and a large high-end speaker with a wood finish and black metal accents on a wooden floor.
A woman preparing for yoga in a bright, modern living room. Yoga mats are laid out on the wooden floor with small stones placed at the front. The room features large windows, wall art, a potted plant, and various furniture pieces, including a sofa, a side table, and a folding screen.

Let’s work together.

If you’re building something that deserves to be felt, not just marketed : let’s bring your vision to life.

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CLIENTS + COLLABORATORS

 FAQs

  • I work mostly with product-focused brands, studios and spaces that value presence, purpose and beauty with depth. My collaborations often span hospitality, wellness, design, art and audio — from boutique hotels to unique ceramics and exclusive high-end design. The common thread is a shared desire to move people, not just market to them.

  • Every project begins with listening to your story, your values and what you wish others to feel. From there, we work together to create a direction that feels mutually expansive, to translate that essence into spatial, artistic, or experiential forms.

    The process is structured yet fluid: discovery call → direction → concept → creation → refinement. It’s a blend of intuitive artistry and strategic design thinking, tailored to the scale and intention of each project.

  • My approach is rooted in human experience rather than campaign strategy — and it is in constant evolution with the “other half” of my work, which dives deeper into our understanding of the intricacies of our humanness.

    Agencies often focus on metrics and data. These are good too, but my priority is meaning. Creating to engage the senses and the subconscious, to form emotional connection and lasting resonance.

    It’s not “anti-strategy”; it’s strategy through feeling.

  • Both. If the project needs, I will curate teams of photographers, filmmakers, sound artists and so on, depending on the scope. In these cases, I will lead the team, ensuring coherence across the visual, emotional and energetic layers of a project.

  • I am currently based between the UK and the world, and I work with clients all over. Both remotely and on-site. My work often thrives in cross-cultural settings, where space, art and storytelling meet to create experiences that transcend geography.

  • For immersive or large-scale projects, ideally 8-12 weeks in advance. Smaller projects and collaborations can often begin sooner. I take on a limited number of clients at a time to ensure depth and presence, and to allow space for geographic alignment if needed.

  • I see my role as complementary to existing teams. I often act as the bridge between the strategic and the sensory, helping refine the emotional tone of a project, develop a creative concept, or translate a campaign into an experience people can feel.

  • Yes. Many of my projects actually integrate principles of mindfulness, neuroscience and sensory awareness. Whether through sound, scent, light, or an active involvement from my side, guiding an experience, a ceremony or a ritual, the goal is always the same : to support the human presence and connection in community.