Ayumi Yamamoto

In my miniature paintings, I often use symbols of animals and the language of flowers. For example, if the title is "Longing," I use the word "sunflower," which means "longing" and "I gaze only at you," and if the title is "Rebirth," I use the symbols "snake," which means "rebirth," "regeneration,"...

In my miniature paintings, I often use symbols of animals and the language of flowers. For example, if the title is "Longing," I use the word "sunflower," which means "longing" and "I gaze only at you," and if the title is "Rebirth," I use the symbols "snake," which means "rebirth," "regeneration," and "eucalyptus," which means "new life. Eucalyptus," with its flower language of "rebirth," and "Zion," with its flower language of "remembrance," would be used as the reverse of "rebirth" in order to suggest the idea of "stepping forward from the memories of the past and rebirth. To step forward from the memories of the past, to regenerate. The meaning of the word is "to step forward from the memories of the past".