She has been an author for about 10 years, expanding her presence by participating in numerous events, museums, and competitions both in Japan and abroad. Japan has a unique aesthetic encapsulated in patterns, most of which have meanings and wishes for those who nurture the future. She incorporates these patterns and proverbs with her unique sensibility, blending modern and past designs using traditional handmade Japanese paper, aiming to harmonize tradition and the contemporary.This artwork metaphorically represents sensory aspects using animals. It features a peacock that beautifully unfolds its wings, symbolizing the digestion and assimilation of perception, thought, intention, and recognition, and a fish heart, depicting the mutual understanding if there's an approaching heart. The six pieces form a connected story, using hand-made Japanese paper colored with colored pencils and pastels, creating depth through manual layering and carving. The perspective and light alter the appearance, making light, shadow, and space integral to the artwork.