Cheyenne Hendrickson is a multisensory artist whose work explores the human body, both inside and out. Through sound, sculpture, video, and installation, she creates immersive experiences that investigate the unseen, visceral realms of our internal world and how they interact with the environment around. By focusing on the body’s inner landscape, Hendrickson encourages viewers to connect through empathy, intuition, and engagement. She holds a BA in Media Art and Film Theory from The Evergreen State College and is currently pursuing an MFA in Photography and Expanded Media at Georgia State University. Her work has been exhibited internationally, including at Korpúlfsstaðir in Iceland, CICA Museum in South Korea, and The Goat Farm in Atlanta. Hendrickson has also participated in numerous artist residencies, such as SÍM Residency in Reykjavik and CAMP in Aulus les Bains, France.