Hanna Inaiáh is a digital artist, fashion and print designer, and researcher exploring artificial intelligence as a creative tool. Her work combines her experience in fashion and embroidery with digital experimentation, building a sensitive, imaginative universe between the real and the surreal. The images she creates with AI serve as starting points for prints, garments, collections, and visual narratives.

She founded her product brand in 2009 and, in 2020, began dedicating herself entirely to her studio. Since then, she has collaborated with brands such as Farm Rio, Animale, Rouparia Carioca, LG, Printemps NY, and Tok&Stok, and created the visual identity for the Latin America Fashion Awards.

Her work has been featured in publications and media outlets such as Zupi, Experimenta, WGSN, and Arte1, and shown in exhibitions in Brazil and abroad. She is a judge for the AI Design Awards and taught the first course on AI applied to fashion and print design at SENAI CETIQT. She also gives talks and workshops for brands and events.

As a digital entrepreneur and educator, she develops Procreate brushes used by artists around the world and offers an online course for designers and students interested in exploring AI creatively. Her research brings together handcraft and technology, continuing to develop a distinctive visual language shaped by her experiences, references, and imagination.