Through diverse materials and techniques, I seek to give spatial form to the thoughts and subtle presences embedded in myths, dramatic works, and narratives of human life.

We work under the theme of “life and creation.” Using primarily human-like motifs, we continue to explore approaches to architecture and space.

Resonating with gravity, I explore the rhythms of Earth and the universe through abstract expression.

With kamosu—forms emerging and space gradually taking on presence—as a central theme, I explore the possibilities of sculptural expression through jute fibers that hold light and air.

With themes of nature and ancient history, I create metal sculptures through a dialogue with elemental forces.

The corporeality within my consciousness is expressed by projecting traces of memory into my work, visualizing the relationship between self and space.

I explore the future of Homo sapiens through painting, digital art, and other materials under the belief that creative practice is fundamental to human evolution.

With the theme of “visualizing memory and time,” I give form to the inner ocean of memory that resides within people.

Believing that the emotional response to beauty is a natural human experience, I imbue my works with my inner spirit, expressing fleeting moments of transcendence.

Focusing on spatial composition, I create works that explore the fusion and boundaries between sculpture and space.

Layering material phenomena with bodily sensation, I express through sculpture and installation while questioning the transience and place of existence.

I explore the sense of mystery and stillness that has been lost in our modern, information-driven age, engaging with themes such as territories, spirits, and boundaries.

Drawing from a unique perspective shaped through the process of living, I transform these insights into expressive works.

I create spatial works that focus on the forms of familiar natural objects, incorporating specimen-like reliefs and shadows cast by lace.

Working with metal and painting, I engage in form-making, weaving form where material, color, and vitality resonate most deeply, creating space.

Drawn to universality and a sense of equality, I explore spaces where the natural and the subtly unnatural coexist.

Exploring how deeply I can connect with the many qualities of glass, I discover new expressions—and through them, come to understand myself.