Hengameh (Hana) Fallah is a multidisciplinary artist and art director with a scientific background, living in Brooklyn, NY. She holds an MFA in Performance and Interactive Media Arts from the City University of New York.

Her art reflects the human experience, both as individuals and as constituents of a broader collective. Through her multidisciplinary approach, she explores the complexity of human emotions and how they shape our lives. She seeks to create connections between people, to evoke empathy and understanding, and to inspire dialogue and reflection. Her work is both personal and universal, drawing from her own experiences and observations while also engaging with broader societal issues.
 

Her main works include Partners In Crime (2017, Gibney, Manhattan, NY), a community theater project; Ingress (2019, Spectrum, Brooklyn, NY), an experimental theater piece presented at the Emruz Festival; hCG in Quarantine, a virtual performance presented at the Emruz Virtual Series (2020, Instagram Live); Ramz/رمز, a multimedia virtual performance presented at the Reconnect Festival (2021, Zoom); and Hasht Peykar/هشت پیکر, an immersive experience (2022, Bed-Stuy Art House, Brooklyn, NY). She has also collaborated as a video designer on Lula 19/85 (by Rawya El Chab, 2020) at the New Works Festival and Vivian Oblivion (by Rawya El Chab, 2025) at The Brick Theater.

She is also exploring A/V immersive experiences, experimental films, moving images, and video art. She founded Aasoo Performing Arts, a platform for creating diverse, collaborative, and individual multidisciplinary art projects.

She is currently working on The Silent Virus, a postmodern experimental theater piece examining human complexity in times of crisis.