Painter — Lisbon
Paintings that hold the light of a room after everyone has left.
Photo by Steve A Johnson on Unsplash Slow Weather, 2022 Oil on linen — 200 × 160 cm
Selected Works
2019 — 2025
Photo by Vojtech Bruzek on Unsplash Oil on linen — 180 × 140 cm
Photo by Geordanna Cordero on Unsplash Oil and wax on panel — 120 × 90 cm
Photo by Steve A Johnson on Unsplash Graphite and gesso on paper — 42 × 30 cm each
Photo by Jené Stephaniuk on Unsplash Oil on linen — 200 × 160 cm
Photo by Steve A Johnson on Unsplash Pigment and oil on canvas — 150 × 150 cm
Photo by Steve A Johnson on Unsplash Oil on linen — 160 × 130 cm
Photo by Luka Soñado on Unsplash Studio, Lisbon — 2025
About
I paint slowly, letting each surface accumulate until it remembers something.
Mira Ashline (b. 1988) is a painter working between Lisbon and the north of Portugal. Her canvases begin as fields of thinned oil and are built up over months — light entering slowly, edges softening, until the painting settles into a quiet that feels remembered rather than composed.
Her work has been shown across Europe and is held in private collections in Lisbon, Berlin and New York. She holds an MFA from the Slade School of Fine Art.
Selected Exhibitions
- 2025The Late Room — Galeria Foco, LisbonSolo
- 2024Weather Systems — Kunstverein, BerlinGroup
- 2023Interiors — Tram Projects, LondonSolo
- 2021New Painting — Fundação Leal, PortoGroup
Studio
Rua das Gaivotas 12
1200-202 Lisboa, Portugal
Representation
Galeria Foco, Lisbon
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