Chiaki Azami

When she was a child, she saw the words of artist Okamoto Taro, "Art is Explosion," on TV commercials. For her, someone grew up in a nature-rich and calm countryside, these words were very shocking. When she reached adulthood, she failed at work and and became disheartened, she went to his studio. Just standing in the studio made her feel unbelievable. She felt as if she had been given a strong, encouraging pep talk. Before she knew it, her tears were overflowing and it came to her, she wanted to be herself.

When she was out of work and unemployed, she would draw connecting lines in a notepad, which was the impetus for her to begin an art career. She draws a line with the feeling of being alive. From the state of no image at all, it is a way to run the pen as it is in her all mind and draw shapes as you can see the shape. From one by one line lives instantaneously. Lines are connected, various forms are born. From One by one shape, a new life is born. Various creatures with emotion and pleasure. Creatures fly freely. she hope people who touch their work to be energetic with a smile.

she is proud that being alive is an artist. Depending on the relationship between you and that person, you may feel uncomfortable feelings such a...

Autodidact

2018 One Art Space, New York
2017 JCAT Gallery, New York
2016 Superfox, Florence