Okuda Yuta

After studying fashion design in Japan and England, he worked as a designer for fashion brands. Okuda Yuta, who became an artist in 2016, has actively participated in solo and group exhibitions in Japan, and has continued to build a career with production and presentations.

After becoming an artist, he expressed his work in miniature paintings composed only of calculated lines, but in the past few years he has continued to present mainly works of “flowers” that place emphasis on “chance.”

Okuda Yuta's paintings, where paint and colors emphasized by intense strokes and fine line drawing with a pen coexist, fascinate the viewer.

I'm drawing a “flower” that conveys gratitude to viewers under the theme of 'with gratitude' because I realized that something I took for granted was actually a special event in the wake of COVID-19, and since I wanted to make that thought into a work, I am drawing a “flower” that conveys gratitude to viewers.

By outlining the incidental part mixed with acrylic paint with an ultra-fine pen, I draw a unique way of drawing that changes “chance” to “inevitable.”

Currently, she continues to actively present her works both domestically and internationally, such as solo exhibitions and art fairs.