Sayumi Ayamine

I started drawing pictures at an early age because of my love for shoujo manga characters. In junior high and high school, I left drawing, but was strongly influenced by "surrealism" and resumed drawing. For me, who is not good at verbalization, "drawing" was the last fortress of self-expression, an...

I started drawing pictures at an early age because of my love for shoujo manga characters. In junior high and high school, I left drawing, but was strongly influenced by "surrealism" and resumed drawing. For me, who is not good at verbalization, "drawing" was the last fortress of self-expression, and I felt possibility and salvation in drawing. Because of this, most of my works have a touch of shoujo manga (girls' manga), and the overall image of my works is an unbalanced "surreal x pop artwork" with a surrealistic worldview. The concept of my works is to create familiar pop x surrealism works that people would want to display in their rooms or collect and incorporate into their daily lives.