Fly away Drawing

Born in 1986. Lives and works in Japan. I started my career as an artist after graduating from an art school in Japan in 2010. After experiencing several materials, I am currently I draw black-and-white art with sumi ink on Japanese paper. The great earthquake that occurred in Japan triggered me to question myself about life, death, and nature, and I have been searching for answers through drawing. In the process, I realized that nature and fate are irresistible entities, and that human beings are part of the flow of life. I believe that plants, animals, and insects are teachers that teach us how to live. When I face them, I feel my mind becoming clear and transparent. Painting is a means to face them, to look into my heart, and to pray. Sumi ink and Japanese paper are ancient materials from nature. It is difficult to control the blotting, but we can realize that nature is something we cannot control all. I am grateful to be able to use and express these materials.