Abigail Raine Mirro (b. 2000) is a Midwest based visual artist whose work explores womanhood through femininity and perception. She layers photography, stitching, and lithography to bring together delicacy and strength, beauty and resilience.
She is interested in how identity forms through memory, cultural inheritance, and social expectation, and how femininity is performed, absorbed, and carried in the body. These layered processes mirror the overlap between personal perception and social narrative, allowing complexity, vulnerability, and presence to exist simultaneously.
Mirro has exhibited throughout the Midwest, most notably in a solo exhibition at The Athenaeum alongside her recent publication in Artbook 101. Mirro received her Bachelor of Fine Arts from Indiana University, Herron School of Art and Design, in 2023 and is currently a Master of Fine Arts candidate at Northern Illinois University.
She is interested in how identity forms through memory, cultural inheritance, and social expectation, and how femininity is performed, absorbed, and carried in the body. These layered processes mirror the overlap between personal perception and social narrative, allowing complexity, vulnerability, and presence to exist simultaneously.
Mirro has exhibited throughout the Midwest, most notably in a solo exhibition at The Athenaeum alongside her recent publication in Artbook 101. Mirro received her Bachelor of Fine Arts from Indiana University, Herron School of Art and Design, in 2023 and is currently a Master of Fine Arts candidate at Northern Illinois University.
