Mina Hamada is a talented street artist with a unique background and artistic style. Born in the United States and raised in Tokyo, Japan, Hamada later moved to Barcelona, Spain where she became immersed in the street art scene and began experimenting with graffiti and large-scale murals. Her work is known for its bright, warm colors and childlike spirit, which she uses to express her inner creativity and evoke memories of her youth.

Hamada’s signature style was developed through collaborations with other artists, including Zosen, and her confidence as an artist soared as she began painting on larger surfaces. She is known for using both her unconscious and improvisation in her work, resulting in fresh and genuine pieces that keep her audience engaged and wanting more.

In addition to her paintings and murals, Hamada is also a writer, creating poems and tales that have been shared in the United States, Japan, and Europe. Her art invites multiple interpretations and evokes good vibes and energy that her audience can embrace.