Working in oils, the artist takes organic subjects such as plants as motifs, depicting inner landscapes that move freely between reality and the imaginary. Everything on the canvas is something the artist personally encountered in daily life or while traveling; by projecting a range of emotions and sensations onto these things, a single inner world is brought into being.

NOMA is Korean Artists

An artist born in 1999 and based in Yokohama.
She reinterprets bijin-ga—portraits of beautiful women descended from ukiyo-e, a uniquely Japanese form of painting that once influenced the world—drawing primarily on the trends and values of the post-2000 era.
In her use of color, however, much of her work reflects the influence of Impressionist paintings created from the mid-1800s to the early 1900s. Her method begins by completing the work almost entirely in digital form, then transferring it onto canvas using acrylic paints, acrylic gouache, acrylic markers, mediums, and more.
She has been actively exhibiting her work since around 2022, and in 2023 took part in exhibitions in Boston, Shanghai, Taiwan, and elsewhere.