I was born on the 8th of June in Tokyo Japan in 2004. My parents were both nurses at a local hospital and I grew up surrounded by the medical world. At an early age I became fascinated with the human body and the delicate balance between life and death. As I matured my interest shifted more towards the aesthetic aspects of nursing, specifically the Victorian style uniforms worn by many nurses during that era. In particular I admire the way these uniforms accentuated a woman's femininity while still conveying a sense of strength and professionalism.

Growing up I always had a creative streak and enjoyed drawing and painting in my free time. I found myself particularly drawn to realism and spent countless hours studying the intricacies of skin texture, lighting, and shadow. My parents encouraged me to pursue this passion and at 16 years old I began taking classes in digital art and photography.

I've always been a bit of an introvert but I find solace in the world of hyperrealistic images. There's something so captivating about capturing the beauty of the human form in such a precise and detailed manner. I often spend hours crafting each image to get it just right, from the subtlest freckle to the brightest highlight on my subject's skin. It's almost meditative for me.

When I'm not creating art you can find me curled up with a good book or practicing yoga to keep my mind and body centered. I also love exploring the city on foot, discovering new hidden spots and