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Nozomi House (Tokyo)

She paints freely in the middle of the room, bathed in the spotlight of those around her. When she paints, she is inspired by happy memories of the seasons and anniversaries that she has with those around her. She gets out of her wheelchair and uses her upper body to spread the paint in her palm from the top to the bottom of the canvas. Previously, she used thin, pale colors, but recently she has changed to using strong colors and dynamic brushstrokes. Her proud expression as she shows off her completed works warms the hearts of those around her.

In the middle of the room, Madoka Nishimura freely paints while basking in the spotlight of those around her. When she approaches her artwork, she draws inspiration from the memorable events of the four seasons and special occasions, cherishing the joyful memories shared with others. Descending from her wheelchair, she uses her upper body extensively, spreading paint on the canvas from top to bottom, held in her palms. Her strokes were delicate and colors subtle, but recently, her style has evolved into bold and dynamic touch, using richer and deeper colors. When she proudly showcases her finished pieces, her expression warms the hearts of those who see them.