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Ebba Hägne (央吉秋贞) is a Swedish-Chinese multidisciplinary illustrator, graphic designer and artist. She is currently studying a Masters in Visual communication at Konstfack and is based in Stockholm, Sweden. With a passion for vibrant colours and visual storytelling, she conveys soft messages with soft forms. She has work experiences creating album art, mural painting, animation, advertisement, social media content and more. ​​​​​​​

Education
MA Visual Communication
Konstfack, University of Arts, Crafts, Design (2023-Now)
Att bilderboksberätta 1
HDK-Valand, Academy of design and crafts (Aug - Jan 2022)
BA in Design 
HDK-Valand, Academy of design and crafts (2018 -2021)
BA Illustration (Exchange term)
CSAD, Cardiff Metropolitan University (Jan - Jun 2020)
Foundation year Graphic design 
Hellidens Folkhögskola (Aug 2017 - Jun 2018) 



Accomplishments
Granted scholarship
Beata Brummer Foundation (2024)
Granted scholarship
Beata Brummer Foundation (2023)
Contributor to catalog Swedish Illustrators & Graphic designers 
Illustratörcentrum (2022)
Contributor to publication Crucible 21
Current Obsession Magazine (2021)

Fairs/Markets
Konstfack Christmas market
Stockholm, Sweden
A la London online designmarknad
Göteborg, Sweden
SHAKE Bristol
Bristol, UK
HDK Christmas market
Göteborg Sweden

Exhibition
Group art exhibition, Emerging shapes
Vita Havet, Konstfack, Stockholm (30 Oct - 1 Nov 2024)
Group art exhibition, Halfway there
Student gallery, Konstfack, Stockholm (3 May - 5 May 2024)
Solo art exhibition, How to cut water
Rollin' Bistros, Gothenburg (30 Jun - 30 Aug 2023)
Online art exhibition, Genisis
The Holy Art gallery, London (24 Mar - 30 Mar 2021)
Online art exhibition, W2021
Craft Space Helvetet, Kultur Ungdom (05 Feb - 04 Apr 2021) 
Group exhibition, 2lång 4ever
National archives, Göteborg (10 Jan - 11 April 2020)
Debut solo exhibition, Ingen här vill dansa - 
Öppna galleriet, Skövde Kulturhus (11 Apr- 25 Apr 2018)

Want to work with me? Please don't hesitate to email me at

Photographer: Ivyandpinephotography