Imprinted with the artist’s own skin texture — a suspended landscape of memory, displacement, and inherited myth
Finalist, Visual Art Open 2026
Curator’s Choice Award, London Design Festival 2025
Finalist, Ingram Prize 2024
HAORI
WEARABLE ARTIFICIAL SKIN INSTALLATION
A veiled body between human and non-human states — shaped by folklore, trauma, and posthuman identity
First Prize, KANE Art Prize 2025
Acquired by Adamovskiy Foundation, Kyiv
Sponsored by Bentley Advanced Materials, London
MUJINA
HYPER-REALISTIC, LIFE-SIZED FIGURE
A body wears, resists, and gradually sheds artificial skin through Butoh-based movement — an incomplete transformation shaped by cultural inheritance and the shifting boundary between human and other-than-human
Developed during the FUSION × BnA_WALL Artist Residency 2026, Tokyo
Supported by the Great Britain Sasakawa Foundation
白昼夢 – A DAYDREAM
A LIVE COLLABORATIVE PERFORMANCE
Tattooed with yōkai narratives — a wearable form between protection, exposure, and coexistence
Acquired by Adamovskiy Foundation, Kyiv
WEARABLE SKIN SERIES: HAORI
SCULPTURAL KIMONO JACKET MADE FROM ARTIFICIAL SKIN
Imprinted with the artist’s own skin texture — a tactile surface where touch, memory, and bodily presence converge
ARTIFICIAL SKIN
ARTIFICIAL SKIN TEXTILE IN CLOSE-UP MOTION
Artificial skin imprinted with the artist’s own skin texture and embedded with their own body hair — holding early trauma beneath the surface
Represented by K:art Studio, London
Exhibited internationally, including KunstRAI Amsterdam, Noho Showrooms, HSBC HQ, and the Royal College of Art
INNER CHILD
SILICONE BODY FRAGMENT
Urticaria blooming like flowers — the body’s reaction transformed into tenderness and witness
Represented by K:art Studio, London
Private collections internationally
A portion of proceeds supports child protection and abuse prevention organisations in the UK and Japan
SILENT SCREAM
SCULPTURAL SILICONE SKIN PAINTING
Hand-sculpted flesh worn as garment — skin displaced, multiplied, and worn as an unstable boundary
Fashion Category Runner-up, The Batsford Prize 2019
Shortlisted, Holy Art Humanism Art Contest 2021
WEARABLE SKIN SERIES: SKIN GARMENT
EARLY WEARABLE SKIN WORKS
A feminine silhouette threaded with vein- and root-like traces — a body illuminated from within, between biology and abstraction
Exhibited at Tama Art University, Tokyo, 2015
NYOTAI
LAYERED ACRYLIC LIGHT SCULPTURE