I cut a whole cake to minimum size.
I have a cook license. Then, I cook a cuisine for a bento lunch box.
I ask homeless people in LA to collaborate with me artistically by allowing me to take their photos.
After coronavirus (COVID-19), I ask homeless people in LA to collaborate with me to take their photos for an art project.
I collaborate with applicants on the streets of Amsterdam in the Netherlands and at private homes.
I use photography to emphasize the importance of 100% organic food items.
My shoot involves washing belts and shoes, splitting them apart, and then cutting them into bite-size pieces.
I express how contemporary opaque foods are blended into daily meals and then made into a paste.
Sprinkle mayonnaise or ketchup on edible flowers and stir to take a picture.
I took photos of painted sweet bun green and dropped cannabis tincture in the US California.
I removed the apples’ cores, that is, the seeds, with a special tool.
I attempt to boil up various cuisine like a Melting Pot.
I pressed Kimchi, Kebab and various countries cuisine on round formwork.
I took photos of raw beef and pork in elastic plasters.
I am actually dropping Beef bowl and Instant noodles. Then, it take a high speed shooting by professional photographer.
I pile up a convenience store's lunch boxes are like a mountain.
I take photos at local food center in Singapore.
I take photos of that ground meat which has the shape of animals made with the help of cookie cutters.
The ice cream was normal temperature. Then, I shot photos while the ice cream was melting.
I prepare baby foods for infants and liquid foods for elderly or sickness people.
I simply took a photo of myself flipping a hamburger.
Japans traditional bento has gained worldwide popularity due to its minimalistic style. I think it represents the nominal way of life.
There are rich, there are poor. Cutting a cake into pieces symbolizes the redistribution of wealth.
Share bites of the same hamburger with a homeless person. That would help lead to understanding and accepting between us.
Share bites of a hamburger with a homeless man and we will use a sanitizer and masks. It depicts the distance between each other.
People write their hatred on bread with chocolate syrup, and the artist eats it, causing psychological catharsis.
People feel that they can't avoid GMO foods. This conveys the anxiety that everyone experiences due to the lack of transparency about it.
Using animal cookie cutters, I cut out ground meat in their shape. What barbaric things are there today?
There is a contradiction that I'll reveal about animal protection. Raw meat is a animal wound and must be treated by placing a bandage
I simply turned the hamburger upside down, because this is the way to question what America means to the Japanese.
I dropped a cannabis tincture on buns. Whether this would be illegal or not depends on the country. This satirizes the globalism.
Sprinkle mayonnaise and ketchup on edible flowers, which look like semen and blood, to reveal old-fashioned men's mind
I blended daily meals into a paste and then shaped them to resemble the whipped cream that I take photos of.
The number of abortions over the past 100 years exceeds 1 billion. Ask the pros and cons of abortion by removing apple cores.
I treat leather items such as belts and bags as ingredients, to be used in a type of cuisine. The aim is to show how hunger and gluttony can co-exist.
The first food humans eat after birth is liquid. Yet, when closer to death, we eat the same type of food. It’s representative of life and death.
This is embodiment of conflict between ethnic groups. As various foods are boiled up, hence the phrase racial melting pot.
I am attempting to express modern real-life by showing melting ice cream at room temperature.
If we collect these discarded convenience store bento meals and pile them up, they will form a mountain.
This is a combination of Japanese and Singaporean history. A Japanese flag stuck into everyday Singaporean meals. Is this art or is it a political issue?
Japanese people are prejudice to foreigners. This can be portrayed by the proportions of the Japanese flag.
The situation of modern eating habits: Gyudon(Beef Bowl) falls furiously into the public's stomachs, is painted like a natural waterfall.
The situation of modern eating habits: Instant Noodles falls furiously into the public's stomachs, is painted like a natural waterfall.
These installation works are painings as well as three dimensional works which use food containers and so on.
These art works are from 2001 to currently showing my experiments with stencil, lacquer and oil etc.
My work method is actually taking photos of real food. These photos are drafts for the painting I will make.
A record of self-portraits that I have been drawing as a training, diary, or an art project every day since 2004.
You can see an overview of my artworks in this PDF file.
