Sky meets the earth Painting

She used to go to Japanese elementary school until 5th grade, started going to International school from 5th grade to high school , and went to the college in UK. She grew up in an international environment with people from various kinds of country origins and races .Both of her parents are Japanese.Since she grew up in a family which her father used to be a violent man, and being raised by her stepmother for a while, she had various complicated and sad experiences. She has been searching for the meaning to live on this earth and concerned for our own well- being as well as well-being of all other being together as one, ultimately trying to understanding how all the humans are all interconnected. ”Lines", "flow and rhythms "are important for her. Her art is inspired by her origin, on Japanese calligraphy and ZEN. Inspired by it, she focus on “潔さ isagiyosa”, meaning you should be brave ,having decisiveness and her artistic message is coming from the inspirations of the flow and rythms of water, nature, earth, universe, life and blood. She wish to create inner and spiritual communications with the audience through her art work . Her influence comes from her environment, social around her, and the world. Her works are mainly in acrylics, aerosol, using natural wood, sand, or fabrics on acrylic glass and canvas. She says, "I have to paint the lines decisivey, capturing the moment. I can't go back and touch up. It can express myself being there, just as it is. I need to move foward with strong heart, without any regret, and making the flow by myself.For me, my studio is like Dojyo.The Dojyo is a place for martial arts practice and training.A place to train the mind and body and aim for human formation.I create it with my mind and body together, no lies or cheats.Only life-sized me can be expressed on my flow. My mind and the way of my thinking is all reflected. I don't create when my mind is not clear and calm enogh. I want to make better flow. I want to be stronger as a human and enhance humanity.I think art is about touching people. It's about going to your mind and a heart.Western painting is about perspective on a flat surface but Japanese caligraphy itself is flat.I am intersted in exploring the boundary between them or trying to combine these together, to evolve progressivey and bring them in harmony." "I believe there is no boundaries in this world and also no boundaries in art. I am genderless, and living genderlessly.