Sina Hensel is a Brussels-based visual artist. She holds a PhD from the Make/Sense PhD program between the Academy of Art and Design Basel, the University of Arts Linz, and Humboldt University of Berlin and since 2019, she has also been working as a research associate in the Research and Teaching Unit of Artistic Methods at RWTH Aachen University. With a background in painting, her artistic practice focuses on chromatic processes in the environment – phenomena that emerge as direct or indirect consequences of human-induced climate change and the Anthropocene. Her research and practice develop an understanding of artistic work that radically decentres the human and therefore equally considers the colouring processes of lakes, microorganisms, plants, mountains, birds, and many other life forms.