Hannah Perrine Mode: Remote Sensing

Remote Sensing is the first major solo exhibition by artist, educator, and researcher Hannah Perrine Mode.⁠ Working primarily between New England and Alaska, Mode uses creative practices to deepen human connection to the natural world and foster intersectional approaches to climate research. ⁠
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Often made on, around, and from glacial environments, her artworks explore geologic forces, stewardship, and memory-keeping through place-based making and cross-disciplinary exchange.⁠ The exhibition merges the artistic and the scientific, the interior and the exterior, the active and the passive, and the felt and the observed. ⁠
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Referencing the scientific process of “remote sensing,” the show prompts us to consider how climate systems are seen, felt, and understood from a distance — offering a window into landscapes both miles away and in our backyard.⁠