Hannah Lorra is a first generation Colombian-American artist born and raised in Tampa, Florida.

Presently, she paints murals for the public as well as private clients, and creates smaller works with acrylic, oil and watercolor based paints.

Inspired by the sudden death of her mother, Delia, in 2022, her personal creative work currently explores the spirit realm in the form of her signature soul flowers, ethereal glowing flowers emerging from the darkness of the great beyond.

The work aims to bring to life the vision of light emanating from the darkness, a hope in dark moments. Internally, the process is bathed in ritual and intention, facilitating deep healing and growth that she expresses to the world through paint.

Though a lifelong creative and artist, Hannah only began painting professionally in 2020 and started painting murals shortly after her mother’s passing in 2022 upon facing the reality of the transience of human life and the urgency to pursue her dreams.

Before then, she completed a degree at the University of South Florida in Biology and was working in the equestrian veterinary field, supported by hospitality gigs and real estate investments.

Sometime in 2022, she took what she knew about graphic and web design and completed a course in User Experience Design to further facilitate her career as a creative and artist, transforming not only physical space in the form of murals and art, but digital space and event production utilizing fundamental design thinking principles.

Outside of her professional and creative efforts, Hannah loves immersing herself in nature, traveling, animal husbandry, gardening, reading, live music events, and yoga.