Interrupt the feed.

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Life is made up of what we pay attention to.

Cassandra Zampini printing in her studio

Statement

My work is an urgent response to what it feels like to live digitally—the endless bombardment of information, networked images and all the ways digital systems shape us. Life is made up of what we pay attention to. By bringing familiar images, texts, memes and fragments of pop culture circulating online into silkscreen paintings - I use repetition, layering and materiality to interrupt the feed. In examining these digital artifacts and the meaning they carry, I seek to reclaim the depth and mystery of the human experience from the systems of power and control behind what we see. By uncovering what subtly guides us—and why—I hope to rediscover deliberation, connection and meaning, and mark where digital life ends and reality begins.

—Cassandra Zampini

Bio

Cassandra Zampini is a New York–based visual artist who transforms found memes, images, and text into silkscreen paintings to examine how visual culture shapes identity, perception, and power. Following in the tradition of artists who have interrogated and recontextualized mass media, she turns her lens to internet culture, where algorithms and circulating images shape what we see, feel, and believe.

Through appropriation and aggregation Zampini investigates how images, messages, and symbols of popular culture circulate and acquire meaning. By removing these digital artifacts from the feed and giving them physical form, she invites closer examination of the systems of power and control that shape our collective experience.

Memes No. 3, detail
Memes No. 3, detail, 2026

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Studio: Spring & Varick, SoHo, New York

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