b. 1989

Education

2020  

Musashino Art University (Oil Painting)

Selected Exhibitions
2024

PG GALLERY x CCC ART LAB, Seoul

ONE ART TAIPEI 2024, Taipei

Kanata, Ginza Tsutaya Books
SIGNS OF A NEW CULTURE vol.18, Daimaru Sapporo store
MIRROR INFLECTION, TOKYO CHUO GALLERY
INTERSECTION, Ishikawa Gallery
ONBEAT Art Show, Korinbo Daiwa

2023

Symbiosis, Mandarin Oriental Taipei
Duo exhibition “Mark.2”, MDP GALLERY KAMAKURA
Little Big VII, Haven Gallery, New York

Solo Exhibition, Hourou, GINZA SIX Ginza Tsutaya Books, Tokyo
Solo exhibition , EARL'S COURT HOOKAH, Shanghai

2022 

ECHO, Blank gallery
Curated group exhibition "Kono yo no hoka“, Gallery Binoya

2021

elaboration, Tricera Gallery

Awards

2022  

Selected and participated in "100 People 10" at Tokyo Midtown

Artist Note

What I insist on calling a tanuki in my drawings, if I were to be blunt, originally started as Pikachu. It has evolved from that, and while I can attach various meanings to it, and I do talk about those because it's interesting, if I strip away those parts and think about what it means to me, I see it as a symbol of both myself and others. It represents the favorable aspects of humanity that
I have created in a self-righteous manner. In other words, it symbolizes living freely, not getting hurt or hurting others, being together or apart, simply doing what it likes without dying in this vast world. It is someone and no one at the same time, and that's what I currently think of it.