Ai Nina is a Japanese artist and animator. She has been producing various genre of tie-up works with animation. Animator of "Yoru Ni Kakeru (Into The Night)" and "Sukidatta(Hazu Datta)".
Risa Hiratsuka is a Japanese candle artist. She presides over the candle brand OLGA-goosecandle With the theme of "ceremonial tools made by a goose woman," she produces original handmade candles.
Hajime Sorayama is a Japanese artist. A master of hyperrealism who draws "Shunga of Robots". Since 1971, he has shaken the boundary between the organic and the inorganic, focusing on illustrations of women with erotic, metallic textures and mechanical shapes.
Born in 1993 in Fukushima Prefecture, Kazuhei Kimura received the 19th Photography 1_WALL Jury Encouragement Award (selected by Nozomi Himeno). He is active in a wide range of genres including fashion, film, and music. Currently, he is experimenting with the "Alice in Wonderland Syndrome" sensation that he has, in an attempt to preserve it in his work.
Makoto Egashira creates large three-dimensional works and spatial installations using floral blankets, which were originally produced in Japan after World War II and became popular among ordinary households.
Rui Yamagata approaches the subject of "landscape painting" by connecting her experience of the landscape in a vertical view, like a sanitary map, and her perspective to the act of viewing and her own physical sensations.
