About

Since Cartier Bresson’s decisive moment spark her initial interest in art, she chose photography as her first medium to explore the world when she was a high school student. Decisive moment is the matter of “time”, and for her is the evidence of an occurrence or presence, that does not exist anymore. Having this in mind she’s generally concerning femininity and contrasts that lie beneath. Moreover, she believes Every artwork regarding of it’s medium is abstractly a self-portrait, since it reveals the artist’s point of view. This revealing could be visible or conceptual.

After receiving a grant from Japan government, She moved to Tokyo in September 2017 to study Intermedia-Art at Tokyo University of the Arts through a research program. This program provides her an opportunity to participate in social programs produced by Katsuhiko Hibino such as Art meets Sports and Turn interactive programs.

Later, she follows her obsessions beyond limitations of a medium and begin experimenting other approaches in art with installation, mixed media sculpture and video art.

lately she is making mixed-media sculptures and installations using food and raw materials from daily life.

She replace some parts of “artworks” with the materials that are known and used endlessly in everyday life, but neither have been appreciated nor been used as artworks. They withhold a considerable feature which is indeed the essence of lifecycle, “perishability”