About Maho|A Philosophy Artist Weaving the Light Unnamed

― Expression is a journey returning to light ―

“Every emotion, every story —
eventually returns to light.
I believe in that journey,
and keep searching for the light of life.
That is what expression means to me.”

Solitude and absurdity, the beauty of nature, and the quiet mysteries hidden in everyday life —
With a gaze of the soul, I express these through painting, music, poetry, accessories, flash fiction, and novels,
as a philosophy artist.

With a poetic sensibility and a philosophical perspective,
I create works that gently resonate with the stillness deep within the hearts of those who see, hear, or read them.

The name “Mahorobart” is a coined word combining “Maho,” “Mahoroba” (a wondrous place), and “Art.”
My unique form of expression, where sound and imagery harmonize, is called Sinfoniart
a symphonic poem of light that leaves an imprint on the heart.

My themes are light, life, memory, transformation, resonance, and the wonder of existence.
Musically, I incorporate Euler’s formula and symbolic tone composition,
to weave unique sound-stories that resonate with my paintings. I study under composer Tetsurou Kubo.

Currently, I also focus on short stories and novels that explore SF themes, life, and the contrasts of light and shadow.
I share narratives that explore life through dialogue with a marmot — serialized on Instagram and soon to be published.

My creative activities also extend to NFTs and metaverse museum exhibitions.
Since July 2024, I’ve been a member of the Tokyo Exhibition Art Association.
Regardless of borders, I continue to expand my expression to deliver the “unseen light that quietly shines.”

Background

Sound has color, and color has sound — that is my origin.

Raised in the warmth of music-loving parents and my grandfather’s words,
“Art will guide and sustain you,”
I grew up with piano, ballet, and calligraphy —
nurturing my sensitivity at the crossroads of sound and color.

Eventually, drawing became a form of prayer.
My self-taught paintings began to reflect inner landscapes,
and through resonance with music, they took shape as “landscapes of light.”

But life has not always been kind.
A medical accident left me with lasting health issues,
and I found myself constantly asking, “What does it mean to live?”
In that pain, I encountered a light —
and that light became the essence of all my expression.

To me, light is healing, prayer, and truth.
That’s why I wish to deliver the unseen, gentle lights —
in the form of sound, color, and words, as a living offering.

Thus was born EION language, a quiet, spiritual language of the soul.
It weaves emotions and memories that cannot be spoken,
through poetry, music, stories, and paintings —
hoping to resonate with someone’s innermost self.

Animals, nature, and the shapes of the wind —
Tiny lives always accompany my work.

My Path Ahead

Career

2025

2nd Ishikawa Prefecture Workers’ Summer Art Exhibition (July 3–6) — Selected in Western Painting Division
Solo Exhibition “Memento – Lights Never to Be Forgotten” (Jan 28–Feb 2)
Venue: Shiinoki Guest House, Gallery B

2024

74th Ishikawa Prefectural Workers’ Art Exhibition (Dec 18–22) — Chairperson’s Award
50th Tokyo Exhibition at Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum (Oct 8–14)
Became a member of Tokyo Exhibition Art Association (from July)
“New Power Exhibition Vol.6” at Gallery Jiyugaoka (Jan)

2023

< Exhibitions >
“N-Fes” in Nanki Shirahama (Nov)
49th Tokyo Exhibition at Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum (Oct 7–14)
Shutsugen Denshi (Mar)
Multiple shows at Hifive Gallery, Hannō, Saitama
Kyushu NFT Exhibition at Canal City Hakata (Jan 25–31)
Kyushu NFT Exhibition at FLAME Saga (Jan 14)

2022

< Exhibitions >
Tokyo Web3 FES (Dec 12)
Kyushu NFT Exhibition at Hakata Marui (Dec 10–11)
CLUB – Dance Music Meets NFT ART (Dec 9)
NFT FESTIVAL in Nanki Shirahama (Oct 22–23)
Hakata Dontaku Vision Showcase (Oct 17–23)
Tokyo Exhibition at Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum (Oct 7–14)
CAWA TOKYO (Sep 27–Oct 8)
Poster display at SHIBUYA MODI – VARBARIAN (Sep 19–23)
Shutsugen Gallery at Nagoya PARCO (Aug 19–Sep 11)
< Awards >
74th Ishikawa Workers’ Art Exhibition — Chairperson’s Award (for work: “Aula”)
1st Place — 2nd Kirekawa Grand Prix (NFT category)
1st Place — Exhibition Vote by Japan NFT Museum
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