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Concept

Based on my own life experiences and philosophy, my work explores the human connection and the blurring of its boundaries. With the idea that "self and other are separate yet inseparable" at the core of my work, I aim to convey the depth of empathy and connection through the visual expression of this theme. In particular, he continues to explore the diversity and unity of our existence, focusing on questions such as "What is the nature of attachment?" and "Where is the boundary between self and other? In addition to acrylic and oil paints, she uses everyday materials such as cloth and clay in her work, and emphasizes the importance of enjoying the process itself. With the subject matter in mind, I do not decide on the finished form in advance, but rather let my hands run free, and this leads to unexpected surprises and discoveries. This process itself is an important part of my expression. Japanese mythology and nature, which I was exposed to as a child, have a deep influence on the themes of my work. I feel that even ordinary, everyday objects and events have life in them, and I try to capture that richness, pure surprise, and sense of freedom in my work. I hope that the completed works will bring to the viewer "the feeling of being able to honestly say that you like what you like" and "the feeling of a free and rich life in any environment.