Profile

I spent my formative years moving between Tokyo, New York, and Los Angeles. These experiences immersed me in diverse global cultures while simultaneously deepening my reverence for Japan’s profound, delicate sense of beauty.

After graduating from university, I began working as an accountant and controller in a global engineering enterprise. While building a fulfilling corporate career, I constantly searched for a true lifework—something original I could create to bring joy to others. Recalling my childhood fascination with detailed handcrafts and sensitive artistry, I began exploring botanical art, jewelry design, and various decorative crafts.

Finally, in 2008, I encountered the profound world of porcelain painting. I was instantly captivated and driven by an uncompromising desire to master this traditional craft professionally. This passion led me to challenge the most rigorous professional training. I had the rare honor of becoming the first and final private student of the late Mr. Uwe Geissler, a renowned former Meissen painter. Under his tutelage, I learned everything from foundational techniques to the finest details of style development. Simultaneously, I mastered the intricate art of gold painting under Ms. Margret Pitzler, a former painter at Fürstenberg.