Born in 1989, Aichi Prefecture, Japan Raised by a painter father, she began studying painting in early childhood. She completed a Master’s degree in Spatial Design in the Department of Scenography, Display, and Fashion Design at Musashino Art University. While in school, she created various three-dimensional works, including stage designs. In graduate school, she conducted research on the integration of Japanese paper (washi) and dried flowers. She began exhibiting as an artist in 2022. In addition to holding solo and group exhibitions, she has also produced numerous commissioned works for model rooms, hotels, and office spaces.

Concept:
“Painting Time as Nature” Her work explores how to give presence to what has already passed. Using organic matter as motifs, she abstractly expresses the “impressions” of things and time gained in the past through color and texture. Her paintings evoke certain memories or sensations, aiming to resonate with the inner depths of the viewer’s consciousness. Through this, she captures the ephemeral and intangible nature of the present moment. In an age where AI and digital technology are rapidly evolving, her work focuses on the ambiguous and emotional movements of the human mind.