FRAGILE

ARTWORKS

ARTWORK_1

T-Rex

2023

Acrylic on canvas

H130.3 × W162.1 cm

ARTWORK_2

Triceratops

2023

Acrylic on canvas

H130.3 × W162.1 cm

ARTWORK_3

A Cow

2023

Acrylic on canvas

H145.5 × W112.1 cm

ARTWORK_4

Someone’s broken bone

2023

Acrylic on canvas

H56 × W145.5 cm

ARTWORK_5

Let’s laugh even if we die 1

2023

Acrylic on canvas

H33.4 × W33.4 cm

ARTWORK_6

Let’s laugh even if we die 2

2023

Acrylic on canvas

H33.4 × W33.4 cm

PROFILE

Graduated from Tama Art University.

Solo exhibition『Memento Mori』Satement

The title of this exhibition, “Memento Mori,” directly translates from Latin as “Remember you must die.
” The word ‘death’ might initially make one recoil, but I choose to interpret it in a positive light, as an invitation
to enjoy the present to the fullest, as if we could die at any moment. It was my concern for rescued dogs and cats
that inspired my work on the theme “Fragile Creatures,”
but in recent years, we humans, not just pets, have also felt the presence of death more closely through
the pandemic and wars. At the same time, we have become accustomed to the depersonalized tally of lives lost,
to the point where many of us have approached these numbers with near indifference.
The span of a human life is an insignificant flash in the grand scale of the universe, just a brief moment in the
small flow of a capitalist society on a tiny planet. Life is precious yet incredibly fragile, and this sentiment resonates
with how the creatures in my works are depicted—like cheap toys with balloon bodies.
Obsessing over the present is a sure path to burnout. I choose to release some pressure and relax into life’s embrace
because whatever is seriously troubling me now would seem ridiculous if tomorrow never came.

EXIHIBITIONS

【 Solo exhibition 】

【 Group exhibition 】

【 Art Fair】