Hannah “Rainy” North is a Multidimensional Abstraction Artist of the Human Experience.

Her work is a testament to the power of creativity, she explores the intricacies of the human condition through various mediums & is inspired by her distinct observations of the Human Experience including the emotional background and life lessons we learn through life. Her creative endeavors serve as a reflection of the world, capturing its intimate moments, intricate details, interconnections, and ironies. A central theme that consistently permeates her work is the exploration of Love , expressed through various elements that frequently appear in her body of works, discussions and documentations. Her palette articulately blends the temperaments of Abstract, Ink, Street Art, DADA, Avant-Garde, Surrealism, Calligraffiti & Neographics.

Through Most of her Abstracts (action & abstraction) paintings, Rainy combines elements of chaos and intense control. It also important to note her work always Intentionally includes an incorporation of black. Each artwork becomes an interplay between unhinged escapism & deliberate tranquility, inviting viewers to contemplate the delicate balance between opposing forces & the profound beauty that emerges from coexistence.

Rainy delves into the emotional landscape and experimental ethics of the human experience, exploring a wide range of emotions and concepts. Her poetry shares a cathartic outlet for universally shared emotions, delving into themes cusping identity and self-discovery and confession. She transparently shares her personal journey, which has been marked by the challenges of CPTSD (Complex Post Traumatic Stress Disorder) and the life long navigation of its associated symptoms. With raw authenticity, Rainy's poetry and documentation evokes a powerful emotional response in observers , inviting them to reflect on their own journey of self-exploration and healing and vulnerabilities. This had Led her to using her Former  training in Public Speaking to Advocate For Art, Poetry & trauma informed design projects in Communities since 2011 leading to Open Mics collaborations with Art organizations and Art Galleries and trauma informed design consultation with Nonprofits centered on healing and rehabilitation of the body and mind.

Hannah is also the founder of RainyDarkfi (2022), she continues working with clients to develop authentic brand identities and design systems grounded in precision, intention, and the human experience. Her practice began at age 14, designing a logo and website for a former NFL player focused on traumatic brain injury awareness from head trauma, and evolved into empowerment-driven design with a disciplined approach to typography, structure, and placement. With automotive culture embedded in through her work, alongside influences from street art, early vocational training, and digital media documentation, Hannah’s design embraces action packed events and wellness connection.

A Piece of journey that Hannah has walked as an artist has been marked by many transformative encounters, including her born in upbringing in a cult & the complex challenges faced such as access to education and medical care. Her dissociation lead to Public Shunning for Exiting in her Mid Twenties. This developed a greater appreciation for the freedom of artistic expression Leading to the Chaos Collection centered on Complex PTSD (Post traumatic stress disorder) Symptoms, & she shares this experience in her Blue Series centered on grief and forgiveness. She advocates & writes for those who have left organizations limiting their care.

Hannah’s passion for the arts is a focused in Neuroscience & Architecture and it’s ability to connect and effect us especially in wellness , and action packed spaces including the minds interpretation of this. She has dual Diplomas in Welding with specialties in Sculptural(industrial) and Robotics (SMAW, MIG, & TIG). She is currently pursuing an A.A. Degree of Liberal Arts with a focus in design and communication in Michigan receiving both the Jack A.Drew Landscape/Architectural Scholarship & Elizabeth L. She is part of multiple collectives in Art, Neuroscience & Architecture collectives where she explores and collaborates how design and creativity shape human experience, emotion, and community impact on social systems and social media.

Her career has resulted in Solo and International Group exhibitions, Runway Modeling, Public Speaking & Advocate for ExJWs , Creative Direction & Mentee/Mentorship partnering across the globally & meta-verse platforms worldwide.