About

Nanna Hauge Kristensen is a Copenhagen-based anthropologist and audio creator working at the intersection of art, ethnography, and audio documentary. Her practice is grounded in a deep interest in themes of listening and loss. As both a maker and a listener, she is drawn to intimate, sensory, and open-ended explorations of human experience.

Her audio work has received numerous international awards and has been featured on the BBC, Danish Radio, and various other platforms and festivals around the world. She is currently conducting a sound ethnographic project exploring the continuing bonds between the living and the dead.

She teaches workshops in Sound Ethnography.