What we do
We create art installations and experiential environments that create a world where your brand becomes an immersive experience.
Our work connects contemporary art with your brand, offering a powerful way to engage audiences, elevate identity, and generate cultural impact.
Each installation is both a striking artwork in a tailored environment, designed to spark conversation and resonate internally.
By working directly with an artist, brands gain access to a creative vision that ensures authenticity, exclusivity, and storytelling.
Founder
Loan Chabanol is a French-American visual artist and actress, best known for her roles in John Turturro’s comedy Fading Gigolo, the romantic drama Third Person, the action thriller The Transporter Refueled, and the anthology series Tales of the Walking Dead.
Born in Paris to Vietnamese, German, and Italian heritage, Chabanol’s creative path began early in the studio of artist Bernard Bistes, where she trained intensively in painting. At sixteen, she was discovered by Elite Model Management and soon appeared on the covers of Elle, Marie Claire, and Cosmopolitan.
Eager to expand her artistry, she moved to New York to study acting at the Lee Strasberg Institute while balancing her work on screen with her practice in the visual arts. She has produced four solo exhibitions in New York and Los Angeles, exploring the many ways a work of art can come to life.
In 2015, she ventured into immersive art, creating an animated film projected alongside her paintings as part of an installation. She also wrote and illustrated a children’s book—a deeply personal story about a blue monster left in a forest.
To bring all these creative disciplines together, Chabanol founded Mika Girl Studio, a space that gathers her work across painting, immersive art, animation, and performance. The studio is a place for wonder, where imagination has no limits and everyone is welcome.
Her most recent exhibition took place in Santa Barbara at the Tamsen Gallery where she presented thirteen acrylic works. It told the story of a girl with horses, a narrative revisited in homage to her late father.
Moving fluidly between mediums, Loan Chabanol continues to create work that invites audiences into a world where storytelling, emotion, and artistic experimentation converge