The Memory Tapestry

Abstract painter. I majored in Western painting at Joshibi University of Art and Design, and after a 20-year gap period, I resumed production due to the COVID-19 pandemic.In his creative activities, he depicts the preciousness of everyday human relationships and experiences, using dialogue with color that is not bound by anything as a driving force.The “circles” and “lines” appearing in the work symbolize people, and the distance and connection with others, and the overlap in time spent walking together are expressed by a method called “lamination.”There, the “depth of time” and “repeated dialogues” with the people we have lived with are expressed as overlaps of diverse personalities.They have shown remarkable success both domestically and internationally, such as participating in ArtExpo NY2026 held in New York in 2026, and they continue to challenge new fields of expression that are close to people.◾ Career:Graduated from Joshibi University of Art and Design, Department of Western Painting in 2002◾️ Motivation for productionAfter graduating from university, I stayed away from production for 20 years, but due to lifestyle changes due to the COVID-19 pandemic, I started facing canvas again. Rediscovering the joy of pure contact with color without being bound by anything is the driving force behind my current creative activities. It was precisely because of this “empty 20 years” that we objectively looked back at the preciousness of human relationships and experiences in our daily lives, and arrived at our current theme.◾️ Work conceptIn my work, the “circles” and “lines” that appear on the screen are not just symbols, but symbolize “people” themselves.• Themes: “Relationships,” “Distance,” “Connections,” and “Layering.”The casual words exchanged with someone and the comfort of an accidental moment. The small “dots” in our daily lives are connected as lines before we know it, and form the current “individual.”The lines that intersect on the canvas express the distance between people, and the overlapping colors and textures express the “depth of time” and “experience” of living together.I believe that the process of accumulating what we have learned from our relationships and experiences with others and consolidating the energy generated by the thoughts and efforts put into each step of life into a single “circle (circle)” is truly the act of spinning life itself.◾️ Future prospects: expansion of expression and new challengesGoing forward, we are not limited to canvases, but we are expanding the scope for presentations both domestically and internationally, and we are also considering taking on challenges in new fields, such as approaches to media that are close to our lives, such as textiles and package design.