Zosen Bandido

Mina Hamada

<div>Neofauvism and cubism from Barcelona duo Zosen Bandido and Mina Hamada. A beautiful explosion of colour in a hidden square of Lavapiés.</div>

Untitled

<div>This Colour Patchwork was created by Mina Hamada for the Colomiers 2018 Comic Book Festival. The giant fresco measures 18 m x 7 m.&nbsp;<br>Mina Hamada was born in the United States and grew up in Tokyo.&nbsp; Life brings her to Barcelona in 2009, where she discovers the Barcelona street art scene, namely with the artist Zosen with whom she collaborates regularly.&nbsp;<br><br>Checkout more of Mina's work on Instagram @mina_hamada</div>

Colour Patchwork

Spring colors /Couleurs de printemps 

Zosen

<div>This painting is included in the schedule “Vigo ciudad de color 2019”.</div>

Colours of the World

<div>The mural of Mina Hamada has had a contextualized participatory process. Children aged 4 and 5 years from the Poeta Ángel González and Carmen Ruiz Tilve de la Corredoría public schools were asked to make drawings of animals and/or plants to serve as inspiration for Mina´s mural.&nbsp;</div>

<div>For Festival walls street art 2018 curated by Mathgoth Gallery Paris the couple Mina &amp; Zosen came to paint this new wall</div>

« Couleur de Printemps’ (Spring Colors)

Zosen (ESP)

<div>&nbsp;El Bosque de las Maravillas ( The wonderful forest) is by Zosen y Mina Hamada and located in upper part of Calle Terraza, 152. The visiting artists are from Japan and Argentina and live in Barcelona. Their passion for colour and free forms has lead them to collaborate on various murals. Their works include murals, painting on material, and illustrating books. This mural won first prize in the 'Inaugural International Mural Competition of Estepona - 2017'.&nbsp;</div>

El Bosque de las Maravillas

<div>The Japanese artist opens a door for us into a world of self imagination, introducing to the observer into a universe full of shapes and colours that evoke mother nature, the elements, the environment. Wind, water, local flowers and plants are captured in Mina's work which is an open field for our personal interpretation of the objects that we are contemplating, depending on our personal mood.</div><div><br><a href="https://gerada-art.com/">Jorge Rodríguez-Gerada</a>, artist and curator of Avant Garde Tudela 2020: <em>‘against all odds, it has been a great success. After all this time staying at our homes, we feel real lucky for being one of the first street art festivals maybe in the whole world. Everyone has loved to have the chance of watching some colour and joy’.</em></div><div><a href="https://twitter.com/alextoquero?lang=en">Alejandro Toquero</a>, Mayor of Tudela: <em>'the artists have given life and freedom to the same walls where we have been confined'.</em></div>

Door to mother nature

<div>Zosen (Spain) &amp; Mina Hamada (Japan) collaborated on this wall for the Writers Block Jam 2019 in the weekend of 12-14 july.&nbsp;</div>

<div>The mural covers the wall of one of the ships of the former Umbert Rock factory, in front of the Arts Space. It was performed in 2019 by Mina Hamada, a Louisiana-born international artist, educated in Japan and resident in Barcelona since 2009. His pictorial work is characterized by the flat, abstract and organic forms, in soft, bright and warm colors. Mina Hamada's inspiration for this work emerged from the relationship between Umbert Rock and art. With this work, the artist wants to convey positivity, inviting people to reflect on the feelings it conveys to them.</div>

Sin título

<div>Part of Pow Wow! Long Beach. Photo by Impermanent Art.&nbsp;</div>

Inner Child

<div>Zosen is one of the representatives of the fabulous scene of painters of Barcelona. Bright colors and simple forms are the basis of his dense and explosive compositions. This is what he proposes for his work in Besançon, a colorful and dynamic mural painting.&nbsp;<br>Project created within the scope of the “4th Bien Urbain edition”.</div>

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