Hallie Driscoll is a visual artist based in Keene, New Hampshire, working in painting and mixed media sculpture. Her practice explores themes of memory, identity, and perception through tactile materials such as dried flowers, fabric, embroidery, beads, wire, flocking, and wood. Drawing from personal history and the ongoing process of healing, her work weaves together natural elements and domestic textures to create poetic, emotionally resonant pieces.

In 2025, Driscoll completed a residency at Essere Residency in Siena, Italy, where she deepened her exploration of material memory and environmental symbolism. Her recent solo exhibition, All the Wild in Me, presented a deeply introspective body of work centered on transformation, vulnerability, and inner wildness. She has also held an exhibitions internship at the Brattleboro Museum and Art Center, contributing to her understanding of curatorial practices.

Through her work, Driscoll invites viewers into a sensory world shaped by both tenderness and resilience, evoking the quiet power of storytelling through materials.