Born in Mie Prefecture in 1986, he graduated from the Sculpture Department of Musashino Art University in 2011.

He creates large-scale sculptures and installations using floral-patterned blankets common in Japanese households during the post-war economic boom. By juxtaposing these patterns with kitsch, his installations evoke a strong visual impact, highlighting Japan's complex feelings towards Western culture. He aims to elevate the inherent value and cultural significance of Japanese objects. One of his notable works, "Suit" (2017), features him photographed in a suit made of floral blankets.

In addition to exhibitions, he has contributed to the music video for YUKI's "My Lovely Ghost" and the short film "Kaguya by Gucci" with his artwork.

Artist’s comments:

As a child, I wanted a dog like the one in "Heidi, Girl of the Alps" to cuddle, walk, and play with, but my father was strongly opposed.

Unable to have a dog, I became fond of moving toys like pet robots, radio-controlled cars, and mini 4WD cars. They felt alive, and I developed feelings for these inorganic toys.

In elementary school, mini 4WD cars were popular due to the comic "Dash! Yonkuro." I customized and raced my mini 4WD with friends, focusing on speed and performance improvements. Our competition extended to who had the fastest and most sophisticated car modifications.

Even now, I hesitate to own a dog, possibly fearing the responsibility and the potential loss. This might be why I find comfort in the non-living "BIG mini 4WD" that neither moves nor dies.