Miranda Makaroff is a multidisciplinary artist whose work brings together painting, textiles, sculpture, and installation to celebrate femininity, pleasure, and inner worlds. With vibrant colors and fluid brushstrokes, she creates playful yet profound scenes with a surreal quality, blending fantasy and reality.

Nature plays a central role in her universe, plants, animals, and human figures intertwine, reminding us of our deep connection to the environment. Her work invites us to let go of fear, embrace pleasure, and imagine a world free from repression and censorship.

Makaroff uses art as a way to confront the ego and express the complexity of being human, a form of personal therapy reflected in her creations. Her characters often float between dream and waking life, capturing both joy and the darker corners of the mind. In her practice, there are no fixed rules: her paintings serve as mirrors of her inner self, allowing her to step outside her comfort zone and discover a truer identity, beyond social norms and rigid ideas of what is appropriate.

Makaroff’s work is an ode to everyday pleasures. She connects with the tradition of surrealism in figurative painting, building a world where freedom, imagination, and beauty coexist without boundaries.