Born in Tokyo in 1978. He has been designing apparel brands since his teens, and has collaborated with many companies, including the drinking water brand Cheerio. Since 2010, he has based his base of operations in Shanghai, where he has held exhibitions at galleries and museums in China and abroad. He has also been involved in a wide range of activities, including painting New Year's greetings for the Chinese government at the Japanese Consulate General, and murals for stores in Japan such as SG CLUB and Esujiro (both in Tokyo) and El Lequio (Okinawa).

After building a career as a graphic designer and illustrator, he began his career as an artist. In 2012, he moved to Berlin, where he is currently engaged in fieldwork to build close relationships with local communities, driven by his deep interest in ethnology and cultural anthropology. He has traveled around the world, including Namibia, Mexico, Mongolia, and India, and the knowledge and experiences he has gained from these journeys are reflected in his work. He is currently based in Nagoya. This exhibition will feature collages that reconstruct objects and tools that are taken for granted in modern society, and are based on the theme of "future indigenous peoples." Through his unique artworks that skillfully use fashion magazine clippings and other materials, he challenges the authority of art.