Hannah Longbottom Estrada is a queer and biracial artist from Los Angeles County, California. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Fine Arts and Emergency Health Services from The George Washington University in Washington, DC. Working primarily in printmaking and oil painting, Hannah’s practice investigates the psychosocial effects of perpetual systemic harm. Her art is rooted in the complexities of diasporic identity, drawing from her Central American heritage and her family’s disconnect from their indigenous lineage. Through personal inquiry, she explores what it means to seek belonging without direct access to ancestral memory. Her work often reflects a broader interest in how histories translate through health, and how reconnecting with lost or obscured cultural threads can serve as both resistance and restoration. Hannah recently held artist residence at GRACIA in Antigua, Guatemala and at Pyramid Atlantic Art Center in Hyattsville, Maryland.
A percentage of proceeds from select sales will be donated to Chok’ojol Juyú, a Kaqchikel weaving school in San Antonio Aguas Calientes, Guatemala. See signage at booth B94 for more potential donations.
You can see Hannah’s work on Instagram @hannahleart or contact her directly by emailing hlestradastudio@gmail.com
