I draw the forms of living creatures by utilizing the material characteristics of pigments such as iwa-enogu (mineral pigments) used in Japanese-style painting. I respect the life force, richness, and scale, including the flow of time, that is inherent in living things, and I want to accumulate a dense sense of life in my paintings. I paint with these thoughts as the axis of my work. Primitive materials such as mineral pigments are also rich in time. It is an irreplaceable stimulus for me to mix and reconcile the material and the spirit in one place, the painting.
Born in Fukuoka Prefecture in 1991
2014 Graduated from Tokyo University of the Arts, Department of Japanese Painting
Selected for the 99th Reconstruction Institution Exhibition
Received the KENZAN2014 roid works gallery award
2015 The power of art (Isetan Shinjuku)
Selected for the 70th Spring House Exhibition
Selected for the 100th Reconstruction Institution Exhibition
Solo exhibition at the roid works gallery booth at Plus + Ultra Art Fair (Aoyama Spiral)
2016 Selected for the 71st Spring House Exhibition
Solo exhibition (Aoyama unreve)
Solo exhibition (Setagaya Hachiinudo)
2017 Painting Market (Funabashi Tobu)
Selected for the 102nd Reconstruction Institution Exhibition
Triumphal solo exhibition (Kokura Izutsuya)
2018 Reconstruction 103rd Institution Exhibition Selected
Solo exhibition (Isetan Shinjuku)
2019 Old and New Picture Exhibition (Ginza six)
Art Fukuoka (Fukuoka Mitsukoshi)
First solo exhibition at the existing roid works gallery
2020 Reconstruction 105th Institution Exhibition Selected
New Surface Exhibition (Daimaru Tokyo)
Solo exhibition (Daimaru Fukuoka Tenjin)
Amakakeru Ryunito Kimeki Exhibition (Gallery Seek / Ginza)
Painting market 2020 solo exhibition (Tobu Ikebukuro main store)
Exist vol.2 roid works gallery
Nihon Bijutsuin, a graduate friend, now
Ascension Dragon