Hana Artmodel

Hana Artmodel is a Japanese art model and dancer based near Tokyo.
Her work explores the quiet poetry of the human body, combining movement, stillness, and emotional presence.

With a background in dance, she creates expressive poses that evoke softness, strength, and intimacy.
Her images are inspired by nature, light, and the subtle beauty of everyday moments.

Hana began studying modern ballet in 2007, and in 2010 she won second place at a national dance competition in Japan.
In 2013, she started training in classical ballet, and in 2014 she entered a music school where she majored in musical theatre.

In 2017, she made her stage debut in the production “FLEXIBLE.”
She later appeared in “CAN’T STOP DANCIN’ 2018” at the New National Theatre Tokyo, as well as in the musical “Goal.”
She also worked as a model for a commercial television program.

Alongside her performing career, Hana has worked as a jazz dance instructor, successfully coaching students who went on to be accepted into the prestigious Takarazuka Music School.

Since 2022, she has expanded her activities as a performer and art model, sharing the message of embracing one’s true self and believing in one’s own value and potential through online lessons and artistic collaborations.

In 2021, she gave birth to her son, and she continues to pursue her creative life while embracing motherhood.

Her work has been exhibited internationally, including a photography exhibition in Paris.
In Tokyo, her image was featured in a Nyotai Shodo (body calligraphy) exhibition and the “H.9” exhibition at Gallery LE DECO in Shibuya.

She was also selected as a model for an exhibition by professional photographer Mitsuo Suzuki, and her work was presented at the Kamakura Art Exhibition organized by Tessai.

In addition, she has participated multiple times as an art model in croquis sessions organized by painter Ai Okawara.