Meme Ferré is an American abstract artist and art educator. She is a native Miamian with a diverse lineage of Puerto Rican, Venezuelan and Cuban descent. 

She received a BFA from Pratt Institute in Brooklyn , NY and a MA from NYU in New York and Venice ,Italy. Meme worked with Miami Dade County Public School (MDCPS ) for over 30 years (1989-2020) as an art educator teaching art to Elementary and Middle School students. She is a board member of the Copperbridge Foundation and the Maurice A. Ferré Foundation. She has been creating artwork for over 40 years. Meme has traveled intensely and has embedded these experiences into creating overlapping realities in her artwork. The colors of the Caribbean and the mysticism of India are expressed through her abstracted realities. Her life later followed the circuitous route of her ancestry from Miami to Cuba and Venezuela and back to Puerto Rico. It is in the verdant green Puerto Rican mountain range that the essence of the tropical American percussion is expressed in her artwork through the vivid colors and tropical surrealist abstracted scenes.

Website: Memearte.com