Matt Hanover creates experiences that help people quiet judgment, reconnect with creativity, and relate to one another more openly.

His work isn’t about making art.
It’s about creating the conditions where adults feel safe enough to play, reflect, and show up differently — often for the first time in a long while.

Before creating this work, Matt spent two decades leading complex initiatives at companies like Amazon, Yahoo, DIRECTV, and Turner. He understands high-pressure environments — and the toll they take on thinking, collaboration, and morale.

Later, he helped reimagine a world-class children’s museum, designing spaces built around curiosity, exploration, and the joy of making. At the same time, a lifelong practice as a magician shaped his understanding of attention, perception, and how subtle shifts in context can change how people experience themselves and one another.

Matt holds a graduate degree in Consciousness, Health, and Spiritual Psychology. That background informs how he designs experiences that feel grounded, human, and emotionally safe — without turning them into therapy, performance, or belief-based work.

People often arrive convinced they’re “not creative.”
They leave surprised by how quickly judgment drops, play returns, and connection becomes easy again.

The result: people leave lighter, more open, and more connected — to themselves and to each other.