Born in Oita Prefecture in 1998, she completed her master\u0026#39;s degree in painting at Kyushu Sangyo University\u0026#39;s Graduate School of Art. She began seriously studying painting during her undergraduate years, and after the passing of her beloved dog, she started creating semi-figurative works with animal motifs. Her art explores memories of time spent with animals she has met, the emotions that arose at those times, and the feelings of fading existence as time passes. She uses vibrant colors and semi-figurative expressions to capture the ambiguity of memory and traces of emotion on the canvas. Her work quietly embodies not only the memory of loss but also the affection and warmth of time spent together. Her creative process centers on preserving in her paintings things she doesn\u0026#39;t want to fade, such as memories of time spent with animals she encountered and her feelings at those moments. She hopes her work quietly resonates with viewers\u0026#39; memories and emotions, fostering a small sense of affection through her art.