Artist Statement: This Sing For Hope piano I've crafted becomes a vessel, weaving together the tapestry of my Egyptian heritage and pride. Inspired by the iconic allure of Queen Nefertiti, her gaze captivating the soul, and adorned with intricate hieroglyphs, my design breathes life into the ancient wonders of Egypt. I have also added modern images– camels traversing the golden dunes, a nod to the resilience and adaptability ingrained in our heritage.
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Martina Hanna, born in Egypt, immigrated to the United States as a young child and is currently based in New Jersey where she is growing her full-time art practice. Hanna took an interest in drawing and painting as early as 3 years old but decided to pursue art more actively after realizing the effect it had on being able to express her perception of the world. She studied at Mason Gross School of the Arts and in 2019, received her BFA with a concentration in painting. Hanna has been included in multiple group exhibitions in the New York/ New Jersey area.
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