My connection with the natural world began with a deep appreciation for plants and their quiet beauty. Over time, this appreciation developed into a desire to explore how natural materials could be expressed through artistic forms.

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In 2023, I undertook formal studies in floristry, where I discovered the unique beauty that emerges when flowers, foliage, branches, and other natural elements come together in harmony. This experience became the foundation for my continued exploration of botanical art.

In 2026, I began studying Ikebana with the Sogetsu School. I am inspired by the Sogetsu philosophy that Ikebana can be created with any material, in any place, by anyone. Through my practice, I continue to explore the relationship between nature, space, line, form, and movement, while seeking to reveal the natural character and beauty of each material.

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For me, Ikebana is not only about arranging flowers, but about observing nature more closely and appreciating the conversation between natural materials and the space around them. As I continue my studies, I hope my arrangements invite others to pause, observe, and appreciate the quiet beauty found in the natural world.