About

Lives and works in Paris, France

Miranda Mazuki’s practice unfolds through drawing and painting as an introspective process, capturing fleeting states and transitional moments straddled between abstraction and figuration. Her works engage with notions of decline, unfamiliarity, and ephemerality, shaped indirectly by a history of migration and displacement. These concerns materialize in fictional landscapes that oscillate between memory and construction, where romantic undertones coexist with restraint and ambiguity. Through layered marks and subdued tonalities, Mazuki explores the tension between presence and dissolution, allowing the image to emerge as a site of quiet instability.

Mazuki graduated with a degree in Fine Arts from Paris College of Art and studied Fashion Design at the Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising in Los Angeles. Her earlier experience in fashion and creative direction informs her current visual language, contributing to a disciplined approach to composition, materiality, and gesture.