Amanda Iannone is a Miami-based printmaker whose work moves between traditional print processes and contemporary image culture. Working across screen printing, monotype, and letterpress, she draws from personal archives, found photographs, and vernacular imagery to consider how images acquire meaning through circulation, repetition, and use. Through shifts in scale, resolution, material, and context, familiar images become increasingly removed from their original function. Her work examines the ways images persist, accumulate associations, and become embedded within personal and collective experience.