Juliane Roberts-Hansen is a San Francisco-based interdisciplinary artist and designer whose work spans painting, textiles, and sculpture. Originally from Sacramento, California, she relocated to San Francisco in 2019 to pursue a BA in Sociology, a field that deeply informs her artistic practice. Her work explores socio-political climates, healing intergenerational wounds, and humanity’s growing detachment from nature. Drawing from family heirlooms, mythos, and Catholic iconography, she blends divine imagery, portraiture, and animal illustrations into her pieces.

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She integrates discarded materials—glass, metal, jewelry, and second-hand textiles—using them as raw materials and unconventional canvases. Her methods blend sustainability with creativity, addressing the overconsumption of modern society and disconnection from human connection. In a world shaped by excess and disposability, her art inspires a reconnection, urging reclamation of what's been discarded, both in materials and in spirit. By reimagining and repurposing forgotten objects, Roberts-Hansen’s work emphasizes that true value lies not in accumulation, but in the act of rediscovery, healing, and re-engagement with the world around us.