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Mha Iri is a fiber artist whose work explores the intersection of nature, memory, and the human experience. Born and raised in a small coastal village, Mha’s deep connection to the natural world profoundly influences her artistic practice. Her childhood was filled with the sights and sounds of the ocean, the textures of weathered wood and sea-worn stones, and the vibrant colors of wildflowers blooming on cliff edges. These early experiences fostered a profound appreciation for the delicate beauty and resilience of the natural world, a sentiment that is woven into the very fabric of her creations.
Mha’s artistic journey began with simple embroidery, transforming everyday fabrics into intricate tapestries that narrate stories both personal and universal. Over time, she expanded her techniques, incorporating natural materials like recycled textiles, driftwood, and foraged plant fibers into her pieces. This commitment to sustainability reflects her deep respect for the environment and her desire to create art that is both aesthetically pleasing and ethically conscious.
Her work often features evocative imagery inspired by her dreams and memories, creating a sense of ethereal mystery. Through the skillful manipulation of texture, color, and form, she builds layered narratives that invite contemplation and personal interpretation. The viewer is encouraged to engage with the pieces on a sensory level, to feel the rough textures of the reclaimed materials, to trace the delicate lines of her embroidery, and to lose themselves in the mesmerizing patterns she creates. Each piece is a journey, a carefully constructed world woven from thread and memory, inviting the audience to explore the intricate landscapes of the human soul. Her work has been featured in numerous exhibitions both nationally and internationally, garnering critical acclaim for its unique blend of artistry and environmental consciousness. Mha continues to evolve her craft, pushing boundaries and inspiring others to connect with the beauty and fragility of the world around them.
