| Institution | Degree | Years | Notable Mentors / Projects | |-------------|--------|-------|----------------------------| | | B.A. in Visual Arts (Minor in Computer Science) | 1996‑2000 | Studied under Michele H. McCarty , developed her first interactive sculpture using Arduino microcontrollers. | | Royal College of Art, London | M.F.A. in Interdisciplinary Art | 2001‑2003 | Mentored by Ruth J. Anderson (installation artist) and David G. Haines (media theorist). Thesis project, “Echoes of the River” , won the RCA’s Emerging Practice Award . | | University of Zurich | Ph.D. in Media Archaeology (Honorary, 2015) | — | Conducted research on early computing devices in the context of visual culture; dissertation titled “From Analog to Algorithmic: The Evolution of Visual Narrative.” |
The next time you watch a silent comedy or listen to an old-time radio broadcast, listen closely. In the echo of the laughter, you might just hear saying, "Oh, fiddlesticks!" ludella hahn
Hahn's experiences took a peculiar turn when she claimed that she had become a "soul collector." According to her accounts, she possessed the ability to collect and store the souls of deceased individuals. This phenomenon, which Hahn described as a form of spiritual osmosis, allowed her to allegedly absorb the energies and experiences of those who had passed on. | Institution | Degree | Years | Notable