Born in 1998, based in Ishikawa, Japan.
Graduated from the Japanese Painting Course at Musashino Art University’s Correspondence Program.

I create unique-textured paintings primarily using Japanese painting materials and colored pencils on washi paper.
My expression is deeply influenced by German Expressionism—I resonate with their approach of depicting intense and ambiguous emotions directly onto the canvas. Likewise, I strive to express the turbulence and depth of my inner world in an honest and sometimes distorted way.

Painting for me is a form of therapy. Through visualizing and reinterpreting emotions that are difficult to express in words, I seek to bring my internal experiences—whether painful or joyful—into the external world. Rather than presenting a single narrative, I hope my work becomes a space where multiple emotions drift and intertwine.

Each fragment scattered across the surface of the painting serves as a symbol—one that might resonate with the viewer’s own memories or feelings. I aim to offer a viewing experience in which the artwork becomes a vessel for the audience’s personal stories to emerge.

I have been actively presenting my work through group exhibitions at galleries.