Abstract geometric pantings with pink, green, black, and purple shapes on a textured surface by artist June Mineyama-Smithson.

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

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The storefront of CULT VISION, London eyewear store, showcasing colorful geometric paintings by artist June Mineyama-Smithon, aka MAMIMU, in the window.

Art Beyond Galleries: How a Business can Collaborate with an Artists

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.

Featured in:

Made in Shoreditch
Optometry Today

Display table with colourful geometric paintings by London-based Japanese artist June Mineyama-Smithson (MAMIMU) at curated eyewear store Cult Vision. Behind the table, a wall with various eyeglasses and sunglasses on clear shelves.

Artist June Mineyama-Smithson with dark hair and glasses working on a contemporary colourful painting with a small brush.

A close-up of painting titled "Intention" by June Mineyama-Smithson with yellow, red, pink, and blue on canvas.

The Collection

Own a piece of optimism with original acrylic paintings or limited edition Giclée prints.

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A contemporary abstract painting titled "Half Full" in dynamic purple and dark green shapes between the windows, overlooking a cityscape.

Close-up of an abstract colourful painting titled "Homage to Kiss" by London-based Japanese artist June Mineyama-Smithson on a magenta wall at Cult Vision optician London.

'Art of Reclaiming Focus' exhibition with four large colourful abstract paintings by June Mineyama-Smithson at London optician CULT VISION.

Close-up of paint colour tests on white paper, featuring colourful abstract shapes and bright colours like pink, red, yellow, blue, green, and purple.

Blue and red diagonal stripes background with a small yellow crumpled paper in the center, casting a shadow.

Four Original Paintings
& Limited-edition Prints

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Can 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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