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The Little Prince Series · I
Acrylic, handmade paper, and book-page collage on modular wood panels
82.8 × 61.2 cm · 32.6 × 24.1 in
Mixed-media artist · Oakville, Canada
Stories, reassembled.
Mahsa Jeff transforms fragments of literature, handmade paper, and paint into layered visual landscapes shaped by memory, displacement, and discovery.
Selected works · 2026
Literature in fragments
Each work is constructed across twelve modular wood panels and finished in a natural oak floating frame.
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The Little Prince Series · II
Acrylic, handmade paper, and book-page collage on modular wood panels
82.8 × 61.2 cm · 32.6 × 24.1 in
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The Little Prince Series · III
Acrylic, handmade paper, and book-page collage on modular wood panels
82.8 × 61.2 cm · 32.6 × 24.1 in
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Alice in Wonderland Series
Acrylic, handmade paper, and book-page collage on modular wood panels
82.8 × 61.2 cm · 32.6 × 24.1 in
Studio collections · Available & archive
Four visual languages,
one evolving practice.
A curated selection of original works spanning atmospheric landscape, constructed geometry, tactile collage, and modular composition. Each artwork includes a direct view, an interior visualization, exact dimensions, and its current availability.
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About the artist
Between recognition and uncertainty.
Mahsa Jeff is an Iranian multidisciplinary artist based in Oakville, Ontario. Working across painting and collage, she combines acrylic, handmade and Japanese papers, fragments of literature, and modular wood panels.
Familiar stories become points of departure rather than illustrations. Text and imagery are cut, obscured, and rearranged until a new visual landscape emerges. Her background in architecture and lighting design quietly informs the structure, rhythm, colour, and negative space within each composition.
Artist statement
“Through fragmentation, I consider how stories change when they move between languages, places, and personal experiences.”
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