An artist representing Creativity Explored, an art studio in San Francisco. Known for her unique expression of layering dashes, dots, circles, and small planes of color, her works capture the light, air, and atmosphere of the environment through delicate accumulations of marks. Currently, she primarily focuses on abstract expression, creating rich colors and rhythms from overlapping, repetitive marks. Her expression, which she has consistently explored over many years, builds a dense, rich world that combines both tranquility and dynamism.

Born in 1987, she is a member of Kobo Shu (Saitama Prefecture). She enjoys physical activity, and her supple physicality is also evident in her artwork. Humming "goo-roo goo-roo," she faces a large sheet of paper, spreads paint with her palms, and layers colors in a circular motion. She particularly favors red, and the traces created by her body movements form powerful compositions brimming with vitality. Her repetitive gestures imbue the canvas with the rhythm and breath of that moment, creating a world of richly expressive artworks.

Born in 2001, currently at Yamanami Kobo (Shiga Prefecture). Over layers of color applied to the entire surface of the paper with a brush or paint roller, they fill the space by drawing countless circles with a ballpoint pen. The circles spreading across the canvas depict subjects close and important to the artist, such as favorite trains, family, and friends, creating an organic expansion that also resembles bubbles. The canvas, composed of a dense accumulation of lines, portrays a rich world that possesses both stillness and strength.

Born in 1970, she is a member of Atelier Conas (Osaka). She has been interested in letters and symbols since childhood. When a piano and sheet music were donated to her facility, she began to transcribe sheet music, which led to her current artistic style. With extraordinary concentration, she meticulously transcribes the complex interplay of staves and notes. Her compositions flow and lean to the right, and with the intentionally applied variations in line thickness, they show a breathing fluctuation.