Hanna Husberg (born in Finland) is a Stockholm-based artist. She graduated from ENSB-A in Paris in 2007 and is currently a PhD in Practice candidate at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna. Through a focus on the troubled atmosphere, her practice investigates how we perceive and relate to anthropogenic climate change. Recent projects include Human Meteorology (Galleri Mejan, Stockholm; Chateau de Chamarande, France), Being With (Systemique, CEEAC, Strasbourg), The World Indoors (St John’s Cathedral, Gdansk), The Free Sea (HIAP, Helsinki), and the curatorial project Contingent Movements Archive and Symposium; the latter was conceived together with Laura McLean for the inaugural Maldives Pavilion at the 55th Venice Biennale, and further developed for the UNESCO-COAL exhibition Adapting in the Anthropocene at UNESCO, Paris. Hanna is also a participant in “Frontiers in Retreat,” a research platform in multidisciplinary approaches to ecology in contemporary art coordinated by HIAP, Helsinki, and the art&science network program “Hybrid Matters.”