Mimi presents vibrant mixed media dreams at SWISSARTEXPO 2026

From September 2nd to 6th, 2026, Mimi invites visitors to discover a world of positive energy and vivid color at Zurich Main Station.

Mimi, a Swiss artist, brings international prestige to the SWISSARTEXPO 2026. Having successfully exhibited her work in cultural hubs such as Milan, Venice, Madrid, Vienna, and Palma de Mallorca, her upcoming appearance in the SBB Event Hall marks a significant milestone in her journey. Mimi's creative philosophy centers on the transmission of pure, positive energy. Each brushstroke is intended to encapsulate the joy she feels during the creation process, translating it into a visual language that speaks directly to the viewer's well-being. Her art is not just a sight to be seen; it is an atmosphere to be felt, designed to provide emotional resonance and a deep sense of comfort.

Working primarily with mixed media acrylic on paper, Mimi navigates the delicate balance between structured figuration and fluid abstraction. Her technique is characterized by a bold use of color and a layering process that adds depth to every composition. In the piece Moon cat (NYC), urban inspiration meets mystical symbolism as a statuesque green figure stands against a turquoise sky dominated by a golden celestial body. In contrast, Enter my dream showcases her mastery of the abstract, using swirling vortexes of deep purple and brilliant pink to pull the observer into a subconscious realm. These works highlight her technical versatility and her unique ability to infuse subjects with a living, breathing pulse.

Mimi's diversity is further evidenced in her portraits and nature-inspired pieces. Proud Bruce, a striking portrayal of a canine companion, uses unexpected fiery oranges and cool blues to capture character, transcending traditional pet portraiture. Her affinity for the mysterious and the natural world is beautifully articulated in Blood moon, where the silhouette of a raven is set against a dramatic, textured backdrop of crimson and magenta. Whether she is depicting the architectural spirit of a city in Welcome to Zuerich or the mythical aura of a protector figure, her work remains consistent in its vibrancy. The richness of her palette ensures that each piece becomes a beacon of optimism for the viewer.

Visitors to the SWISSARTEXPO 2026 will have the opportunity to experience the immersive power of Mimi's art firsthand. Within the grand architecture of Zurich's Main Station, her collection offers a sanctuary of color and peace amidst the daily bustle of the city. Her goal of making the audience feel good is realized through the careful curation of pieces that celebrate life's beauty and the imagination. As she takes center stage, Mimi invites everyone to step away from the mundane and enter a world where art serves as a catalyst for happiness. This exhibition promises to be a highlight for collectors, offering a profound glimpse into the heart of a truly international artist.

We look forward to welcoming you to Mimi's exhibition. For more information about her current projects and past exhibitions, please visit her official website and follow her social media channels.

Mimi2art.com www.Instagram.com/mimi2art1

SWISSARTEXPO by ARTBOX.GROUPS GmbH
Schmidgasse 4
6300 Zug
Schweiz

Jenny-Rose Zenklusen
+41 41 539 19 22

office@swissartexpo.com

SWISSARTEXPO is one of the largest art exhibitions in Europe and is organised by ARTBOX.GROUPS GmbH. Every year it transforms the SBB Event Hall at Zurich Main Station into a vibrant meeting place for international contemporary art. Over several days, works by artists from all over the world are presented to a broad audience of collectors, gallery owners, media representatives and art lovers. The exhibition combines large-scale digital presentations with a professional on-site exhibition of original artworks. Thanks to its central location and high visitor frequency, SWISSARTEXPO offers artists a unique platform to gain international visibility and to establish valuable contacts within the global art scene.

This release was published on openPR.