個人（大阪府）

幼い頃から机に向い集中して手指を動かす作業が好きで、モンテッソーリ教室に通っていた。折り紙が得意でホテルでリネンを畳む仕事に就き、余暇として習字やリリアン、編み物をしながら過ごしていた。そんな中、ある日突然ダウン症の方に多い円錐角膜による症状のひとつである急性水腫を発症したが奇跡的に回復し、自ら手持ちの水性ペンで大胆に細やかな線画を描き始めた。彼女は、コツコツとちいさなマルやセルを繋げ、好きなモノや想いを描く。当初はモノクロの作品を描いていたが、次第にたくさんの色を持ち、形を変え、欠片は増殖していく。そして、徐々に現在の作風が確立されていった。

Since early childhood, she loved activities that involved concentrating at her desk and moving her fingers. She attended a Montessori school. She excelled in origami (traditional Japanese art of paper folding), and later took up a job folding linens at a hotel. During her leisure time, she engaged in Japanese calligraphyand knitting. It was during this time that, one day, she suddenly developed acute edema due to the common conical cornea symptoms found in Down syndrome individuals. However, she miraculously recovered and began to draw intricate and bold line drawings with her water-based pen.
She diligently connects small circles and cells to depict her favorite things and emotions. Initially, her artworks were monochromatic, but gradually, she started using a wide range of colors, changing shapes, and the fragments multiplied. Eventually, her current artistic style has been established over time.