MAMIMU × Cult Vision
Art of Reclaiming Focus
Art of Reclaiming Focus invites you to pause, be present, and reclaim a moment for yourself.
Nowadays, everything is fighting for our attention—social media, calendar invites, family duties— and the ability to focus on a single thing feel like a luxury.
Through an interplay of colour and form, artist June Mineyama-Smithson (MAMIMU), in collaboration with Cult Vision, explores the power of intention in a form of paintings, inviting you to see not just with your eyes, but with clarity.
Cult Vision:
14 Goswell Road, London EC1M 7AA
In association with
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Art doesn't have to live in galleries. As part of The Art of Reclaiming Focus, I partnered with Cult Vision, an independent optician and design-led eyewear boutique in London, to bring art into an unexpected, everyday space.
This collaboration reinforced Cult Vision’s curated, contemporary approach. For their regular customers, urban, design-conscious individuals, the installation feels like a reflection of their own taste. For passersby and potential customers, the colourful artwork sparks instant curiosity while adding value to their lives by inviting them to pause and reclaim a sense of focus through colour, playfulness, and intention.
The project reflects my belief that art should be lived with—not just looked at. Whether in a shop, on the street, or in a home, art has the power to restore clarity, spark joy, and offer a moment of optimism in the middle of a busy day.
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Originals & Prints
Explore the Art of Reclaiming Focus Collection
Acrylic and ceramic stucco on canvas
Phosphorescent (glow in the dark)
Original
H120 x W120 x D4.5 cm
Signed
Playful homage to Bridget Riley’s black and white painting ‘Kiss’, 1961, featuring a yellow dot as a focal point between dark blue and pale orange circles that continues to the deep edge.
Shown at Cult Vision for Clerkenwell Design Week 2025.
Shown at The Exhibitionist Hotel for Frieze Week 2025.
Exhibited as part of The Art of Reclaiming Focus at Cult Vision during Clerkenwell Design Week 2025.
Flex payment: Get in touch if you’d like to make this yours with a 50% deposit and flexible instalment payments.
Acrylic and ceramic stucco on canvas
Phosphorescent (glow in the dark)
Original
H120 x W120 x D4.5 cm
Signed
Interplay of striking blue, red and pink that continues to the deep edge, with a yellow dot as a focal point.
Exhibited as part of The Art of Reclaiming Focus collection at Cult Vision during Clerkenwell Design Week 2025 and at the Exhibitionist Hotel during the Frieze Week 2025.
Shortlisted: ArtEvol, Saatchi Gallery, London 2025
Flex payment: Get in touch if you’d like to make this yours with a 50% deposit and flexible instalment payments.
Acrylic and ceramic stucco on canvas
Phosphorescent (glow in the dark)
Original
H120 x W60 x D4.5 cm
Signed
No jealousy, just full of optimism. This piece invites you to reclaim focus, featuring a yellow dot within the playful light green and pink stripes that continues to the deep edge.
Exhibited as part of The Art of Reclaiming Focus collection at Cult Vision during Clerkenwell Design Week 2025 and at the Exhibitionist Hotel during the Frieze Week 2025.
Flex payment: Get in touch if you’d like to make this yours with a 50% deposit and flexible instalment payments.
Photo by Elaine PotterCan we collaborate?
I’m June aka MAMIMU, a London-based Japanese artist/graphic designer/educator on a mission to spread optimism. If you share the same vision and want to make the world a better place through public art, product collaboration, workshops, or anything else, let’s talk.
Together, we can amplify our impact and create a brighter future for all.
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