Ane Alfeirán (Mexico City, 1987) is a multimedia artist currently living and working in Hong Kong.

Alfeiran's artistic practice investigates memory  and technology, exploring how these elements intersect in contemporary society and contribute to the formation of identity. She is interested in collective consciousness, and her work delves into the ephemeral nature of life and the cultural connections found in myths, beliefs, metaphysics, and quantum physics. Her compositions utilize various techniques, including acrylics, oils, embroidery, and installation. By using embroidery as a feminist approach, she aims to recover intuition and highlight marginalized techniques and cultures. Each work seeks to capture the essence of shared emotions, transcending social differences.

She has exhibited her work in Hong Kong, Singapore, the US, and London, including  her latest exhibition “True vallue” showing the results of her Art Residency at Soho House Hong Kong.  Her work has been displayed in institutions such as the Bicentennial Museum in Mexico, Y Museum, and Over The Influence Gallery in Hong Kong.

Alfeiran has pursued bast courses in drawing, painting, and ceramics in both Hong Kong and Mexico. In 2024, she participated in a Virtual Seminar on Projects and Visual Discourse with artist Selma Guisande. She was a finalist in the Spectrum Miami Art Fair Competition in 2019, and her work has been featured in publications like Hypebeast, Vice, Ghasp Media, Resident, and Jimon.

In 2019, she co-founded Xoloplastics, a non-profit initiative focused on transforming plastic waste into art while providing opportunities for young people in Mexico. She is committed to education and has taught workshops at Museo Tamayo in Mexico CIty, as well as The Mills and Hart Haus in Hong Kong.