Mirielle Alina Rohr is a Berlin-born and raised visual
artist and photographer based in Paris. She completed her Master’s degree in Photography
at ÉCAL in Lausanne, Switzerland.
Her practice centres around the complex relationship
between image culture, gender, and social expectations
in the digital age. Drawing from both personal
experience and wider cultural phenomena. She works
across analog photography, sculpture, ceramics, and
AI-generated imagery to explore how femininity, beauty,
and identity are performed and perceived today.
Her work is deeply rooted in critical observation.
Whether scrolling through algorithmically curated
content or delving into online subcultures, she closely
studies the aesthetics and ideologies that shape
contemporary visual narratives. With a strong interest
in the societal roles imposed on women, much of her
work reflects on themes like sexualisation, emotional
labour, motherhood, and self-image.
Mirielle Alina Rohr often contrasts classical forms with
contemporary themes.
While developing her artistic practice she worked in
fashion photography in Paris and has been published
in Schemamagazine, SLEEK Magazine, Fisheye Magazine
and many more and she was one of the finalists
for the Picto Fashion Photography Prize in 2024.