Mina Milad Ramsis, born in Cairo (1996), is a teaching assistant at the Faculty of Fine ​Arts at Helwan University, Egypt.

After having graduated first in his class with honors from the painting department of ​the Faculty of Fine Arts at Helwan University, in order to prepare him for his graduate ​studies, Mina has completed a one-year pre-master program at the same faculty.

He has collaborated and published with international art magazines such as Rawi, a ​bilingual (English/Arabic) periodical on Egyptian history and heritage, as well as ​creating the cover artwork for one of the February 2020 issues of the magazine Sabah ​el Kheir.

He was selected as the painter and draughtsman of the Deir el-Medina archaeological ​mission in Luxor lead by the Institut Français d’Archéologie Orientale (IFAO) in charge ​of the archaeological drawings of the pharaonic objects and human remains found ​during the excavation.

Recently his artworks have been selected to be part of international exhibitions such as ​the Cairo Art Fair VII and the Egypt International Art Salon, Hurghada.