Dina Mimi is a visual artist born in 1994 in Jerusalem where she lives and works. Her practice is multifaceted and uses video, sound, performance, and text. Dina researches the body and death in the public sphere, as well as notions of visibility and invisibility in the relation of archaeology to objects and of museums to death. She also researches protest as performance. Her work examines the role of the body-force in public space in Palestine. Dina obtained her Bachelor’s degree from Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design in Jerusalem in 2016 and her MFA degree in art in the public sphere from ECAV (École cantonal d'art du Valais) in Switzerland in 2018.