Street art × comic

mou.kahami

The volume is high, but what’s underneath is quiet.

01 — Universe

The cast

I work at the intersection of street art and comic, a visual language built around a recurring cast of characters I think of as my own universe.

  1. The Bunny, from “illcutyouout”
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    The Bunny

    shifting between fluffy, armored and dreamlike.

  2. The Bear, from “idontwannasayimnotok”
    02

    The Bear

    a subverted care-bear with X-eyes and quietly defiant words.

  3. The Astronaut, from “idontwannasaygoodbyebutgoodbye”
    03

    The Astronaut

    a robotic wanderer with oversized hands and a head full of gadgets.

They all share the same DNA – wide empty eyes, a soft toy-like body and an emotional honesty that never asks to be liked.

02 — Work

The work

48 pieces, 2022–2026. Originals are one of a kind.

03 — About

The artist

mou.kahami drawing at the studio table, large canvases on the wall behind

How

I build my paintings in layers: a saturated background in lightning colors, a bold black outline on top, then a haze of graffiti tags, scribbles, and splatter that turns the canvas into something closer to a wall than a picture. Acrylic, spray paint, marker and oil chalk sit side by side – the same piece can hold a perfectly clean line and a deliberately messy one.

  • Acrylic
  • Spray paint
  • Marker
  • Oil chalk

Why

Underneath the color and the noise, my work is about the feelings that are hard to name out loud. I paint my own emotional state and let the characters carry it, so that anyone looking at the canvas can find a piece of themselves in it. The volume is high, but what’s underneath is quiet. Fear, fragility, tension and the small moments of strength that come right after.

Where

I work out of my own studio and work across large-format statement pieces, small edition series and sketchbook studies where the characters first take shape.

04 — Contact

Say hello.

Interested in a piece, or want to know more? Write to me.