I'm interested in the sensations and moments that make people's hearts flutter. When I encounter "something overwhelming," I feel pressurized and sucked into that something. This inspiring feeling has always been the starting point for my work. 　When I gaze at the mountain, I feel various emotions that are hard to put into words. It is an intermingling of many things that are not unified at all, such as a sense of dignity, fear, strangeness, and longing for a dignified figure. The mountain I paint is an imaginary mountain that does not exist. I repeat the act of capturing a mountain of imagination on a daily basis. By drawing the mountain conceptually, I hope to convey that it is imaginary, and at the same time, I hope to express the mountain as a living thing rather than a "landscape".