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Laura Mas (Okokume)

b. 1985, Mataró, Barcelona, Spain

Painting, Sculpture

Laura Mas (Okokume)

About

Laura Mas Hernandez (b.1985; Mataró, Spain), known as Okokume, constructs fictive worlds to seek a universally resonant psyche for the contemporary audience. In her paintings, she explores alternatives to saturated presentations of womanhood, trauma, anxiety and the environmental crises in the media. Adopting a distinct graphic style, Okokume’s visual language reflects her positioning and identity, which is fostered by the internet, media, pop culture and an increasingly tight-knit international network.

Selected Artworks

La tercera mirada (The Third Gaze)

La tercera mirada (The Third Gaze)

2025Acrylic and oil on canvas146 x 114 cm

Exhibited at Art Basel Hong Kong 2026

Untitled

Untitled

2026Acrylic and graphite on canvas146 x 114 cm
Entre nosaltres (Among Us)

Entre nosaltres (Among Us)

2025Acrylic on canvas114 x 146 cm

Exhibited at KIAF 2025, Seoul

Heulla emocional (Emocional Trace)

Heulla emocional (Emocional Trace)

2024Acrylic on canvas101 x 83 cm

Exhibited at Maeum Ties, an artist residency programme by ARTIVIST, Seoul

Madurez (Maturity)

Madurez (Maturity)

2024Acrylic on canvas146 x 114 cm

Exhibited at Maeum Ties, an artist residency programme by ARTIVIST, Seoul

Presencia en la ausencia (Presence in Absence)

Presencia en la ausencia (Presence in Absence)

2024Acrylic on canvas101 x 83 cm

Exhibited at Maeum Ties, an artist residency programme by ARTIVIST, Seoul

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Film

This archival video captures artist Okokume (Laura Mas) during her 2024 residency in Seoul. Documenting a formative moment in her practice, it offers rare insight into the evolution of her style and perspective, shaped by two years of therapy, healing, and introspection. Themes of growth, feminine strength, and transformation emerge throughout this intimate portrait.

News

Okokume at Art Basel Hong Kong 2026
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Okokume at Art Basel Hong Kong 2026

March 25 - 29, 2026

Dream Voyage Over the Bay Between the Forest and the Universe
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Dream Voyage Over the Bay Between the Forest and the Universe

March 15 - June 30, 2026

Projects

Okokume at Art Basel Hong Kong 2026

Okokume at Art Basel Hong Kong 2026

This year marks a significant milestone as the acclaimed artist Okokume makes her debut at Art Basel Hong Kong, presented by Tang Contemporary Art at Booth 1D39. The exhibition will feature her highly anticipated new series of works, offering collectors and enthusiasts a unique opportunity to experience her latest artistic explorations.

2026

Dream Voyage Over the Bay Between the Forest and the Universe

Dream Voyage Over the Bay Between the Forest and the Universe

Debut Solo Exhibition by Okokume in China, Under the Curatorial Vision of Sonia Borrell 15 March – 30 June 2026

2026

Espejo - DDT Store

Espejo - DDT Store

**Okokume x DDT Store Limited Edition Print release "Espejo" (2025)** “Espejo (Mirror)” (2025) Material: Silkscreen Print with phosphorescent glow-in-the-dark details Dimension: H790 x W560mm Edition of 80 Signed and numbered https://ddtstore.com/products/okokume-espejo-silkscreen-print

2025

Two Voices, One Path

Two Voices, One Path

**PBG PRESENTS SPANISH ARTISTS OKOKUME AND POL SEGURA’S FIRST DUO EXHIBITION IN SEOUL** Internationally Acclaimed artist Okokume opens *Two Voices, One Path* at PBG with her partner Pol Segura for the first time. Globally renowned Spanish artist Okokume(b. 1985-) based in Barcelona, will showcase her work to Korean audiences at PBG. The exhibition Two Voices, One Path is a two-person show with her lifetime partner and artistic collaborator of 20 years Pol Segura(b. 1984-), and pays homage to the theme of “sharing”; the exhibition reflects on their intertwined lives and the process of finding balance through art. This exhibition marks the first time they have expanded this “experience of sharing” beyond the studio and into a shared exhibition space. It highlights their individual artistic identities while also showcasing the solidarity and mutual respect that have long bound the two together.

2025

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