Hannah Hendricks is an Atlanta-based design researcher, product designer, and creative technologist whose multidisciplinary practice explores the intersection of emerging technology, human behavior, and contemporary digital culture. Her research focuses on data privacy, consumerism, artificial intelligence, and augmented reality, examining how evolving technologies shape perception, interaction, and public trust.

Combining backgrounds in studio art, psychology, and digital media, Hendricks approaches design through both analytical and creative frameworks, balancing research-driven thinking with experimental visual exploration. Her work emphasizes adaptability, systems thinking, and the ethical implications of technology within everyday life.

Hendricks earned a Master of Science in Digital Media from Georgia Institute of Technology and previously received degrees in Studio Art and Psychology from Georgia Southwestern State University. Alongside her research and design work, she creates technology-based art projects that investigate interaction, play, and the evolving relationship between people and digital environments.