Miu Komatsu

From her childhood, she has come into contact with various creatures in a natural environment and has witnessed their deaths up close, which has led to her forming a unique view of life and death, and her goal is to express the beauty of death. In 2003, she entered Joshibi University of Art and Design. Attracted by the beauty of lines, she began producing copperplate prints. When she was around 20 years old, her copperplate print "XNUMX Days" was highly praised for its technique and style, and became a stepping stone to professional work.
In recent years, in addition to copperplate prints, he has expanded his creative scope to include acrylic paintings and Arita ware, powerfully expressing death and the gods, beasts, and spirits that surround it. In 2016, he was active in Japan, serving as an ambassador for the G7 Transport Ministers' Meeting in Karuizawa, Nagano Prefecture. In November, he will exhibit his work in New York, where it will also be included in the collection of the World Trade Center.
In June 2017, Miu Komatsu's exhibition "Divine Beasts - Area 6" was held at Kioi Conference, attracting 21 visitors. In December of the same year, more than 3 people lined up for a three-hour wait at the opening of her solo exhibition in Taipei. In January 12, she won the Young Artist of the Year award at the Tian Gala 1000 in Beijing.

Started studying copperplate painting while attending Women's Art College. At the age of 20, the creative ``2014 days'', due to outstanding skill and individuality, achieved the Great Exhibition Award, and this is the path of the top artist, surpassing and enriching the quantitative expressiveness, and controlling the death of the demons, demons, and monsters beyond the presentation. Isometric thematic work. Continuing to live in Nagano Prefecture, where he was born, he has held solo exhibitions at the "Steel Exhibition Hall", "Kitano Museum of Art", and "Ueda City Museum of Art", and in 2015, his work was published at Izumo Taisha Shrine, and his own creative themes have been further sublimated. In the same year, Kazuyuki Ishihara (garden designer) collaborated across the world, exhibited at the "Chelsea Flower Show" (Lindon), won Arita's colored guardian dog work, won the gold medal, and in 2017 collected the British Museum. In 3, a solo exhibition was held at Hanazono Rodai Kioi-cho Soka, Tokyo, with 2 visitors. In the same year, he was the director of the movie ``Flower Wars'', the creator and guardian of the TV drama ``Tokura no War 2017'', and was internationally active in many fields. From the bottom of 2018 to the beginning of XNUMX, the solo exhibition was held at Baishi Gallery Taipei Space and Hong Kong Space.