Hitomi is a multimedia artist who was born in Tokyo and finished her studies of fine art in Japan. She begun to exhibit in Paris in 2002, and she moved into London in 2010, where she is currently based Her works are shown as a big collage of varied materials and has been exhibited in different countries.

Hitomi intends her work to make people explore the universe of the artificial, like she experienced it in Tokyo, and discover the poetry in humanities. She believes that art is not only something beautiful, nor theoretical and difficult, but it can also be touching. With the concern of this matter, her works are based on showing her ideas about human by using artificial objects such as roses, tiles or invented devices.

Temporary Exhibitions

• A Light From East, The Bond House Gallery (London)
• Contemporary Times, Metamatic:taf Gallery (Athens)
• Art Athina International Contemporary Art Fair (Athens)

• WickED Festival (London)
• TOAF (London)
• A-side B-side gallery (London)
• Kinetica Auction at Village Underground (London)
• Sofia Arsenal-Museum of Contemporary Art (Bulgaria)
• Water Tower Art Fes, (Sofia, Bulgaria)
• Core@Nolias Gallery (London)
• A-side B-side gallery (London)
• Mechanical Art and Design Museum, Stratford Upon Avon
• Kinetica Art Fair (London)
• Galerie Des Ombres – Personal Exhibition (Lyon, France)
• Henan Museum (Zhengzhou, China)
• Water Tower Art Fest (Sofia, Bulgaria)
• The Chocolate Factory Open Studios (London)
• The Brick Lane Gallery (London)
• Short film screening at Triton (Paris, France)
• Galerie Accatone (Paris, France)
• Salon Art Shopping Carrousel du Louvre (Paris, France)
• Short film screening at Theatre Image Forum (Tokyo, Japan)
• La Galerie Vivante – Personal Exhibition (Paris, France)
• Dorothy’s Gallery (Paris, France)
• Cité International des Arts (Paris, France)
• Palais des Arts et du Festival (Dinard, France)
• Les Taulières – Personal Exhibition (Paris, France)
• Galerie Accatone (Paris, France)
• Café le Reflet – Personal Exhibition (Paris, France)
• Institut Supérieur de langues A.A.A – Personal Exhibition (Paris, France)
• Maison de la culture du Japon (Paris, France)
• Salon International du Collage Contemporain (Paris, France)
• Mitsukoshi (Paris, France)