Represented Artists
Our artists
Seven practices. One curatorial vision.
Each voice chosen for what it leaves behind.
Pillower, “Botafumeiro” (2026), oil on canvas
Seven practices. One curatorial vision.
Each voice chosen for what it leaves behind.
Pillower, “Botafumeiro” (2026), oil on canvas
Meems accompanies artists the way a great maison would, with patience, precision, and a long-term view. We don't place work. We build presence: in collections, in spaces, in conversations that last.
Our methodology is curatorial first. Every artist we represent is selected for the depth of their practice and the resonance of their vision. From there, we open doors, across the Middle East and Africa, and wherever culture and ambition intersect in the world.
Whether painted by hand or minted on-chain, Simony's pieces radiate a quiet optimism, inviting viewers to slow down, read between the lines, and connect with the unseen rhythm of language.
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Badr Al Banawi
A painter first and foremost, Pillower shares his practice between Saudi Arabia and Europe. His canvases hold history and memory, structure and emotion, power and fragility. In 2026 he opened his studio in Jeddah, where he presented his first solo exhibition, Al Sofra, in June.
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Cyril Mohamed
Keya works with an alphabet of his own invention, a script not meant to be read but felt. From his studio in Marrakech he paints it in pigments he draws himself from earth, rust, charcoal and wine, asking what endures once stories fade.
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Khelifi's work embodies a rare emotional clarity: a calligraphic abstraction that speaks to the region's appetite for meaningful, contemporary spiritual expression. In a world filled with noise, her art invites stillness.
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An independent creative boutique rooted in Paris. Neïla Romeyssa Studio crafts AI-born imagery that bridges technology and poésie. Where artificial intelligence becomes a creative language, each image thinks, feels, and endures. A practice built for luxury, beauty and fashion brands who demand more than beauty: they demand meaning.
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Sophia Kacimi
Zoubida creates a world that is unapologetically hers, where art becomes a space to play, remember, and reframe what it means to inherit and invent at once. A bold thread through memory, irony, and community.
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From Olympic freestyle skier to self-taught artist. Thomas Krief builds pop portraits in relief from thousands of screws over street-art backgrounds, and takes his work on the road with The Art Truck.
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