Inspiration for her painting comes from her high curiosity about art material. For her paintings, she uses her original material that reproduces Japanese traditional Sumi ink using a chemical reaction like photosynthesis and oxidation. As a result, the "Black" ink shows blue, orange, purple and other colours at the same time. The outcome varies depending on how she drips ink on the paper, what kind of components the paper has, how much water it contains, how it gets dried and how many layers the painting has.
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Her work aims to the viewers to reconsider their existence, behaviours, and perspective on things around them. She imagines that there are these needs because she spends days having such an impression that some parts of this modern society are living in a fog of limitless information. She believes that understanding things through abstract paintings may provide a tool for viewers how to see the world from different angles.
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