MissMojo

MissMojo is a multifaceted artist hailing from Canada. With over 15 years of experience as an art director, graphic designer, and illustrator, MissMojo has also made a significant impact as a mixed media artist. Her art is deeply rooted in themes of self-love, self-compassion, and empowerment. Through her evocative pieces, MissMojo aims to inspire and uplift others, fostering positive change and self-reflection. 

MissMojo’s journey as an artist is marked by her relentless pursuit of knowledge and her passion for culture. As a self-taught artist, she has honed a diverse set of skills and has embraced the opportunities presented by new technologies, including AI and 3D environments. Her art is a reflection of her personal experiences, and she often incorporates universal concepts and messages to resonate with a broad audience. 

In 2018, MissMojo faced a life-altering event when she suffered a traumatic brain injury. This experience, coupled with the challenges she faced, fueled her desire to empower others through her art. She believes that self-empowerment is a catalyst for positive change and seeks to instill confidence and compassion in those who engage with her work. 

MissMojo’s art has been exhibited in various locations, including Canada, New York City in the United States, and Lisbon through an NFCLisbon event. Her exhibitions include “Cultures Croisées” in September 2019 and “Haut Fort Coloré” in September 2022. Her work has also been featured in several press reviews, including Echo de Compton and La Tribune. In addition to creating art, MissMojo is committed to giving back to society and supporting causes she believes in. She often creates collections with specific themes in mind and considers this as an added value for both her art and the initial investment of the buyer. 

As a multidisciplinary artist, MissMojo continues to explore new avenues for expression and impact. Through her art, she not only shares a piece of herself but also empowers others to embrace self-love and compassion. Her dedication to her craft and her commitment to positive change make her a compelling and inspiring figure in the art community.