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"Reconstructing fragments of daily life into new forms."

I collect passing fragments of everyday life—the small, fleeting moments that might otherwise be forgotten—and weave them together into my work.

Since encountering abstract art, my world has completely transformed. It awakened me to the breathtaking scenery hidden within the mundane routines I once overlooked. I realized that by simply shifting one’s perspective, the world reveals entirely different facets: the profound depth of natural colors, the exquisite uniqueness of organic forms, the rich textures etched by time, and the serendipitous rhythms of light and shadow.

Viewing the world through an abstract lens is, for me, a process of discovering the "seeds of expression" latent in daily life. I internalize these elements, blending them with accumulated memories and emotional fluctuations, engaging with materials as if "thinking through my hands."

A flyer from the street, or remnants of my past works—fragments that seem meaningless on their own. Yet, when connected through my personal filter, a completely new rhythm is born. I cherish the spontaneity and the sense of inner dialogue created in those unique moments.

My hope is that my work serves as a "new lens" that gently illuminates someone’s daily life, becoming a catalyst for realizing that the world we see every day is, in fact, incredibly fascinating and precious.

Born in Chiba, currently residing in Takarazuka, Hyogo. Graduated from Toyo Women's Junior College (Dept. of Euro-American Culture) and Musashino Art University (Dept. of Oil Painting). After working for a major trading company, she became a freelance designer. She has extensive experience in creative fields such as website design, graphic design, and writing technical books.Motivated by the idea of "trying something new in this one-and-only life," she entered Musashino Art University after childbirth, where she encountered the world of intuitive abstract painting.

Today, based on her years of experience in composition and visual expression, she incorporates daily scenery and the passage of time into her work using painting and collage techniques. She is active in gallery exhibitions and project planning both domestically and internationally.