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Born in a lush Japanese countryside, she grew up surrounded by flowers and animals. This environment aroused in her a keen interest in colors, an interest which was notably reflected in her beginnings in painting. One day feeling the limits of her style, she went to study painting in a Parisian drawing school, with the desire to bring out what is buried deep in her soul. Subsequently, she continued to paint in Paris and Japan, and one thing led to another, she found herself presenting her works in numerous exhibitions in France and Asia. The floral motifs present for a long time in her paintings have become in her eyes a symbol of nature and femininity. In contact with people and cultures from different countries, she realized that among the developed nations, her country was among the poor performers when it came to combating gender prejudice. As a sign of protest against this problem, she considered it important to continue to include these floral motifs in her work. His works are also imbued with the Japanese identity as well as a great experience acquired with the people and cultures of various countries.
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Born in a lush Japanese countryside, she grew up surrounded by flowers and animals. This environment aroused in her a keen interest in colors, an interest which was notably reflected in her beginnings in painting. One day feeling the limits of her style, she went to study painting in a Parisian drawing school, with the desire to bring out what is buried deep in her soul. Subsequently, she continued to paint in Paris and Japan, and one thing led to another, she found herself presenting her works in numerous exhibitions in France and Asia. The floral motifs present for a long time in her paintings have become in her eyes a symbol of nature and femininity. In contact with people and cultures from different countries, she realized that among the developed nations, her country was among the poor performers when it came to combating gender prejudice. As a sign of protest against this problem, she considered it important to continue to include these floral motifs in her work. His works are also imbued with the Japanese identity as well as a great experience acquired with the people and cultures of various countries.