ENTOMON is the multi-modal performance persona of ecologist, artist, and environmental educator Hannah Bee.

Rooted in a lifelong fascination with the complex interconnections of the natural world and the way we live in it, the Entomon Ecology project was born from a love of the small and unseen — the insects, fungi, and hidden systems that quietly hold everything together. This curiosity has grown into a way of creating and connecting that blends ecology, sound, and storytelling to explore how life moves through us and around us.

Years of working events and facilitating a diverse range of workshops have shaped Hannah’s passion for inclusive, tactile learning and play spaces that invite curiosity and connection. She believes that when people feel safe, engaged, and joyful, they are more open to exploring the deeper threads that bind us to one another and to the living world. And if there’s a high-quality sound system providing an audioscape to that experience - all the better!

With a Bachelor of Environmental Management (Honours) and a Permaculture Design Certificate, Hannah brings both scientific grounding and community advocacy to her work. The ENTOMON project weaves these threads together — inviting people to learn and grow, while also engaging in playfulness.

Currently the offerings available include workshops and roving performance engagement pieces, with a hiatus on DJ performances until 2026. Please get in touch if you are interested to learn more or collaborate together!