Her inspiration comes from fleeting moments that touch the heart through the five senses, such as the subtle changes that lurk in everyday life and the scent of the breeze. The resonance of light, overlapping colors, and form gently illuminate memories and emotions through her works.
By layering colored pencils multiple times, she creates complex and delicate colors. She specializes in drawing intricate patterns, and sometimes incorporates mother-of-pearl inlay. She explores a variety of expressive methods by selecting and combining the materials that best suit each piece, such as acrylic paints and gel ink pens. She has discovered the beauty of washi paper made entirely from domestic kozo (100% produced in Kochi Prefecture), and she also frames it to complement her works.
In recent years, she has expressed nature, animals, and the passage of time through patterns that well up from deep within her heart, capturing her own emotions and elevating them into new landscapes.
Her diverse activities include designing amulets and votive plaques for Ikoma City’s Ikoma Shrine, hosting live art events, and being selected as the first artist-in-residence at the JW Marriott Hotel Nara, where she has presented exhibitions and spatial installations.