shashasha

Born in Tokyo in 1996, I began studying classical ballet from a young age, training at the Tanimomoko Ballet Institute, where I developed a deep understanding of physical expression. At Tama Art University’s Department of Theatre and Dance Design, I focused on creating works that integrate stage design, theatre, and dance. After graduation, I pursued a master’s degree in the Department of Intermedia Art at Tokyo University of the Arts. During my studies, I also studied abroad at the Oslo National Academy of the Arts (KHiO). A significant injury during my university years prompted me to explore forms of expression beyond traditional dance.

Currently, I focus on visually representing the movement of the body through installations and performances that combine photography and dance. I aim to offer viewers new experiences by exploring the role of performance in exhibition spaces and capturing the moments where static photography intersects with dynamic bodies. I have participated in exhibitions and performances both in Japan and abroad, consistently seeking new forms of expression by incorporating diverse cultures and perspectives. Through my work, I maintain a consistent concept of "expanding the possibilities of expression," engaging viewers' senses and memories in my creative activities.