Amaranta Martinez, also known as SUPERAMA, is a highly skilled visual artist from Venezuela based in Miami who has won many prestigious awards for her incredible work, including an EMMY AWARD.

Amaranta began her career in the animation and entertainment industry as an Art Director at Nickelodeon Latin America for many years. However, she eventually decided to pursue her true passion for art and illustration, leading her to quit her job and embark on a journey that has taken her worldwide.

Since then, Amaranta has worked on various exciting projects in different mediums, including murals, animations, installations, clothing, and crypto art. Her work has been featured in solo and group exhibitions both locally and internationally. It has even been worn by celebrities like Heidi Klum, Steve Aoki, and Paula Abdul. She has collaborated with many impressive clients, including United Airlines, Armani Exchange, HUGO BOSS, NFL, Johnnie Walker, Danone, Miami Dolphins, Viacom, Paramount, Ally Bank, and Verizon.

Her digital artwork has been selected to be part of the first digital museum going to the moon. Thanks to an initiative created by Bitbasel alongside the United Nations her artwork won the Sustainable Development Goal #5 GENDER EQUALITY. She is one of the 17 winners of the Crypto Art Impact Challenge, and the only Venezuelan with her work on the first museum on the moon called LUNA PRISE.