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Our MIA Team seat down and talked with Japanese artists Mari Ito, who is part of ‘The fragrance that flowers emanate’ virtual exhibition inside our MIA Virtual Museum.

1. How did your passion for art come about and what vision do you have of it?

Within the art world I feel very free. Through this, I feel the possibility of unleashing my imagination and emotions. Through my works I want to present my world, my thoughts to the public. Offer them the possibility of entering it to reflect and feel something new.

The title of this exhibition proposes a tour of the different fragrances emanating from the flowers of the Japanese artist Mari Ito, understanding it as a journey into the interior, not only of the artist but of the Japanese people of today. Bearing in mind the importance that Japanese society affords to the collective or community, when it comes to showing emotions, in many cases, Art is an essential tool for transmitting certain thoughts or feelings. Thus, the artist Mari Ito makes use of such an instrument to offer us the aroma of her contemporaneity.

We are happy to announce that we have receive more than +500 portfolios of women artists who are looking to be part of MIA anywhere Virtual Museum! Thank you so much to every artists, gallery and curator who supported our first open call and send us her portfolio.

This in an open call!

We are very delighted to announce our open call to participate and be part of our MIA Anywhere Virtual Museum!

MIA Anywhere, in collaboration with Plataforma ArtBase are proud to showcase in virtual reality, the exhibition “The Fantastic Female Construction”, with the work of Ángela Arziniaga, Daniela Edburg, Eugenia Couoh and Verónica Paredes.

Self-taught, she began her career as an artist while studying Philosophy at the University of Buenos Aires. Her figurative painting has been linked from the beginning to a process of writing and analysis of both philosophical and biological concepts. Her work unfolds primarily between the spaces of painting and drawing. She has exhibited her work in Argentina and in the United States. She currently lives and works in Miami.