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At first, I wanted to give space to these almost invisible elements by rendering them in large-scale drawings. I then returned to smaller engravings for their intimate and precious quality, like quiet tributes. Some works also take the form of more classical landscapes, where I explore the play of light and reflections on water. My work explores the living world through a sensitive gaze. I am drawn to what breathes and moves - trees, waves, and leaves - but also to what quietly disappears: birds, flowers, and forgotten seeds.
For me, everything is part of a natural cycle of life, loss, and renewal. I am especially interested in what often goes unnoticed, what seems small or insignificant but holds something essential. Through these discreet presences, I invite the viewer to slow down, to look more closely, and to feel the fragile, continuous life that surrounds us.
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Instagram: @ultrapetit_a
Inspired by New Zealand’s vast landscapes, Wellington’s wind, and the Japanese folding fan, my work, rooted in Sogetsu Ikebana, explores cultural connection through wind, expressing invisible air and the quiet harmony between nature, movement, and stillness.
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Instagram: @miou_room
Email: miou1996.n@gmail.com
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A selection of Miou Nakajima's past works and achievements. Each piece is rooted in storytelling and expresses a sense of lightness in motion.