Hanna Antonsson is a Swedish photographer who takes enigmatic and highly aesthetic shots of objects and details taken from everyday life, using light as the main tool for the creation of new forms.

Hanna’s images are intriguing, almost graphic and make the viewer feel both intrigued and confused. Feathers, waste, glasses and shells take on a new character, which transcends the object.

Precisely, it’s for this reason that we need to look at her works several times, defined by the artist herself as “a fascination and romanticization of the synthetic”, that Hanna’s conceptual photography presents everyday scenes in an abstract way.