Hanna Eshel

2012 Rediscovery

Eshel met an art consultant, Quinn Luke, when she advertised for a roommate. Luke moved in, noting Eshel's body of work, and introduced her to Patrick Parrish, who operated the Mondo Cane Gallery across the street from Eshel's loft. Parrish discovered numerous work still unpacked from Eshel's moved from Paris, and organized a successful solo exhibition at his gallery, resulting in wide attention, including by The New York Times, 1stdibs, Introspective Magazine and Sight Unseen. The Todd Merrill Studio described her work as"very futuristic and minimalist, while at the same time draws references from ancient civilizations.”