Irene Mamiye
Irene Mamiye is a French-born, New York-based artist whose diverse body of work spans traditional photography, video, sculpture, and collage. Through her art, Mamiye explores the tension between the permanence of historical masterpieces and the fleeting nature of today’s information overload. Her work examines this intricate relationship, presenting a collective experience fragmented by individual perspectives. This stereoscopic, transitory, and dynamic viewpoint creates a visual narrative that captivates and challenges viewers to reconsider their perceptions of time and memory.
Mamiye's pieces are known for their transient and elastic qualities, which endlessly intrigue and engage the viewer. Her ability to evoke a sense of familiarity within the context of unfamiliarity is where the true charm of her work lies. By blending elements of the past and present, Mamiye creates a unique and compelling artistic experience that resonates on both a personal and universal level, inviting audiences to delve deeper into the ever-evolving dialogue between history and contemporary culture.

Exhibitions
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PAST
Fresh Kills | Gross McLeaf Gallery | Philadelphia, US
Galleria Ca'd'Oro| Louis Vuitton Suite, Steinway Tower | New York, US
Here and There | Winston Watcher | New York, US
Canfin Gallery | New York, US
The New Index of Light | Crossing Art Gallery | New York, US
Beijing Contemporary Art Fair: Collapse | Crossing Art Gallery | New York, US
REPOST | Alter Gallery | Shanghai, CN
Homage, | Lanoue Gallery | Massachusetts, US