Amira’s work relies on interactions and conversation as an archival laboratory archeological art object.
Constructing work from history, mythology, illegibility, and narrative, then unravelling the object as a reference and archeological object. Amira weaves through the historical, speculative, metaphorical, folk, and unreadable.
Seeking stories through abstracted and distorted figures, Amira works from a variety of methods and influences and enjoys experimenting and pushing her practice to the farthest extent. She gains inspiration from contemporary art, animation comics and everyday life. Amira graduated from Paier College of Art with a BFA and has exhibited through Connecticut.
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