Starry River

He spent time at an orphanage in Hokkaido until high school graduation, and after graduation, he gave up going to college and became self-taught.They have roots in Ainu and Japanese ancestry, and create works while conducting research on stories and matters related to themselves on the theme of the climate, customs, and customs that remain within themselves.Using memories, landscapes, and unspeakable emotions as clues, “painting is an act to revive a lost story once again,” and “my own myth,” he creates paintings. The color of the sky in the land where I lived in the past, the natural scenery I have seen in various places, and the feeling of time left in personal experiences flow at the root of the work.Based on the background of Japanese people and Ainu descendants, he creates paintings with motifs such as stars, the sea, and space, using elements such as land, nature, time, and memory as important themes.In addition, performances that use the body to the extreme are also performed as part of the production, and their own life itself, which continues to face while hesitating, is presented as a single work.