Checked | 2013 | Acrylic,oil on cotton and panel | 53x45.5cm ARTIST STATEMENT In my adolescence, I had felt fear what others thought about me. As a result, I had been confused how I should relate to others. Through this experience, I have showed  plural self-portraits  in my works. This idea is that I could escape the fears that came from the relationship with others if all people in the world were myself. My expression was based this abnormal teased feeling. In my personal experiences, when I changed my own image, people in turn changed the way they treated me, and the relationship between myself and that person changed as well. I also realized the power of fashion and the fear of other’s watchful eyes. I have been interested in appearances ever since. In Tokyo, Japan, where I live, and in other developed nations, mass media provides us not only with images of created appearances, but also images of lifestyles and ways of spending our time. We admire these images, and adopt them to create our own images, but we are overly exposed and consume these images so much, that we become confused about what is real and what is contrived. The consequence is that we become addicted to them. Although it seems like a personal issue, it is connected to greater problems and inconsistencies in society. In my work, I want to show my thoughts on these problems and inconsistencies taken from my personal experiences. ABOUT THE ARTIST [Biography]
 1985 Born in Tokyo,Japan
 2009 B.F.A., Painting, Musashino Art University 2011 M.F.A., Painting, Musashino Art University [Solo exhibition]
 2013 H.P.FRANCE WINDOW GALLERY MARUNOUCHI, Tokyo Gallery MoMo Ryogoku,Tokyo
 2011 Gallery MoMo Roppongi,Tokyo
 2010 Gallery MoMo Ryogoku,Tokyo
 2008 Skywalk Exhibition Space at Tokyo Metropolitan Government, Tokyo Gallery MoMo ,Tokyo