Suzuki Sora

　I create with classical painting as a motif, and I focus on the gap that occurs between the original intention of the work and the impression I receive as a living in the present day, and create starting from this gap.
The reason I create my work by focusing on gaps and misunderstandings is that I first want to affirm the misunderstandings and misunderstandings I feel in everyday life, and I want to convey that even if people's feelings and ways of thinking about society and events are slightly different from the facts, the feelings that develop at that time are irreplaceable and have value in themselves.
I often misunderstand things, and sometimes misunderstand something. At such moments, I sometimes feel confused, but at the same time, I am made aware of the world and interpretations that only I can see. A casual sense of incongruity or misunderstanding is an entrance to a new perspective for me, and for me, looking at misunderstandings and misunderstandings is an act of accepting them through my own filter, affirming them, and sublimating them into my work. In other words, misunderstandings and misunderstandings are the driving force behind my creativity to live a positive life.

Painter born in 1999. Completed the Master's Program in Oil Painting/Printmaking at Aichi Prefectural University of Art Graduate School of Fine Arts in 2025. Selected for the “23rd Art Gallery Home Exhibition”. Major exhibitions include the solo exhibition “I Want to Dream of Becoming a Dog” (Tokyo, 2023), solo exhibition “Can I Misunderstand” (Aichi, 2024), “ART STUDENTS STARS Vol. 3” (Tokyo, 2024), “23rd Art Gallery Home Exhibition” (Tokyo, 2024), “OVERTURE” (Aichi, 2024), “Nagakute Art Festival 2024” (Aichi, 2024), “SHOW CASE by ArtSticker” (Tokyo, 2025), “Beloved Things Exhibition” (Aichi, 2025), etc.