Ane Alfeirán (b. 1987, Mexico City) is a multidisciplinary artist whose practice explores memory, identity, and the ways in which personal experience is preserved, altered, and reconstructed over time. Having lived between Mexico and Asia for more than a decade, her work is informed by displacement, cultural translation, and the shifting relationship between place and self.
Working across painting, photography, textile, installation, resin, and digital processes, Alfeirán frequently incorporates photographs, found materials, embroidery, weaving, and image transfer. Her recent practice examines how memories are increasingly externalized through photographs, archives, digital platforms, and artificial intelligence, questioning what happens to identity when memory exists partly outside the body.
Her work has been exhibited in Mexico, Hong Kong, Singapore, and the United States, including presentations at The Mills and HART Haus in Hong Kong, Over The Influence, Centro Cultural UNAM Qto, as well as international art fairs including Pavillion and Art Central Hong Kong.​

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.