B. 1981, East Germany
Currently lives and works in Germany.

Stephanie Homa (known professionally as Super Future Kid) creates luminous paintings, sculptures and ceramics, often in connection with one another, in which distilled figures are suspended within translucent layers of acrylics, pastels and gouache. Beginning with drawing and unfolding through an intuitive process of painting, her work gives visible form to what would otherwise remain unseen, creating worlds governed by their own emotional logic.

Born in 1981, Homa studied at the KHB – Weißensee Academy of Art Berlin, where she graduated in 2008, she has lived and worked in London, New York City and now rural Germany.

Her work has been featured in solo exhibitions with Mindy Solomon Gallery Miami (2026, 2023, 2021, 2020); Gana Art Seoul (2024); Mozuku Gallery, curated by Jean Claude Geraud, Taiwan (2024); Over The Influence Bangkok (2023), Los Angeles (2022), Hong Kong (2020); Gallery Poulsen, Copenhagen (2019); Arsham/Fieg Gallery, NYC (2019) and Hiromart Gallery, Tokyo (2018).

Notable group exhibitions include ‘XXS’, curated by Wendy White, Brintz / County, Palm Beach (2025); In Spiritual Light, Mindy Solomon Gallery, Miami (2023); Narrative Alters, Gana Art Nineone, Seoul (2023); ‘Glimmer Shrine’, Tang Contemporary Gallery, Hong Kong (2022); ‘A Confluence of Coastal Creativity’, Albertz Benda, Los Angeles (2022); ‘MISA Discoveries’, König Galerie, Berlin; ‘Fairyland’,  Mindy Solomon Gallery, Miami (2021); 'Lady Parts', Mindy Solomon Gallery, Miami (2020); —Juxtapoz at 25: In Black And White, Curated by Evan Pricco, The Hotel of South Beach, Miami (2019); 'It only counts if you take a big piece',Mindy Solomon Gallery, Miami (2019) and Immersion, Richard Heller Gallery, Los Angeles (2018)

Homa’s work is held in private and public collections, such as the LAM Museum, VandenBroek Foundation, Netherlands and CitizenM collection Washington DC.