MINA| Wilhelmina Odoley Quaynor/ Holidays

MINA| Wilhelmina Odoley Quaynor is a Ghanaian-born contemporary heritage artist whose work explores landscapes, architecture, cultural narratives, memory, heritage, and identity through richly atmospheric acrylic painting.

Born and raised in Ghana before relocating to London, MINA’s artistic practice is shaped by personal memory, international travel, cultural history, and a deep interest in the visual preservation of meaningful places. Her work often reflects monuments, landscapes, heritage sites, rivers, cities, and everyday cultural scenes, transforming them into painted records of time, identity, and place.

MINA is particularly drawn to reflections, sunlight, water, and changing skies, using colour and luminosity to create a sense of serenity, wonder, and timelessness.

At the heart of MINA's practice is the belief that, despite the challenges of modern life, there is always space to pause and appreciate beauty, history, and human creativity through a fresh pair of eyes.

"Time Past, Reflected in Time Present."