I initiated my artistic journey at the tender age of 3, residing in Tokyo. Following my graduation from an art school, I earned acceptance into Central Saint Martins, London. My paintings have graced exhibitions in prominent locations such as Belgium, Vienna, London, Paris, and New York, garnering numerous awards and featuring appearances on television. I proudly stand as the sole Japanese artist dedicated to conveying the allure of Japanese culture through my art.

My artistic endeavors center around the transformation of salvation into art, as outlined in my Biography and Artist Statement. This narrative delves into the methods and effects integral to my creative process.

My background as a fortune teller exposes me to individuals in contemporary society grappling with troubles, anxiety, and suffering. Rather than mere "hope for the future," many seek "salvation" from their current predicaments. The overarching theme of my artwork is to aid and uphold the salvation of those in distress, utilizing both the spoken word as a fortune teller and visual artistry as an artist.

In response to this thematic exploration, I have honed a distinctive artistic approach, melding action painting and sparse painting techniques. Action painting, characterized by impulsive brushwork, harmonizes with sparse painting, known for its restrained and diluted expressions. Through this fusion, I aspire to unveil the silence resonating within the passion depicted on the canvas, evoking a profound sense of tranquility and serenity in the viewer.

Exhibition History:

Solo Exhibitions:

• 2016: Bar Foxy, Tokyo

• 2019: ARTIFFACT Gallery, New York

• 2019: Hiroko Saigusa solo exhibition, Seoul

Group Exhibitions:

• 1995: Komeiren Oil Painting Exhibition, Yamanashi Prefectural Museum, Yamanashi

• 1997: Design Festa Vol.6, Tokyo

• 1999: Kyobashi Gallery, Tokyo

• 1999: Park of the Future, Amsterdam International Art, Amsterdam

• 2015: Hive Gallery, Los Angeles

• 2015: The Artcomplex Center, Tokyo

• 2016: Rectoverso Gallery, Tokyo

• 2016: Gen Exhibition, National Art Center, Tokyo

• 2016: Gen Exhibition, Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum, Tokyo

• 2017: Japan-China-Korea Art Exhibition, Tsukuba Museum of Art, Ibaraki

• 2017: Gen Exhibition, National Art Center, Tokyo

• 2018: Agora Museum, New York

• 2018: Japan-China-Korea Art Exhibition, Tsukuba Museum of Art, Ibaraki

• 2018: Gen Exhibition, National Art Center, Tokyo

• 2018: Japan-Korea Contemporary Art Association, Tokyo

• 2018: SPACES – Palazzo Ca’ Zanardi, Venice

• 2018: 12th Gwangju Biennale, Seoul

• 2018: Galleria Monteoliveto, Paris

• 2018: SPECTRUM (Represented by Agora Museum), Miami

• 2019: Creators – Artists of the Era Beyond Heisei – Kanazawa 21st Century Museum, Ishikawa

• 2019: International Exhibition, Athens

• 2019: Schönbrunn Palace, Vienna

• 2020: WHAT CAFE POP UP SHOW with 100 ART WORKS, WHAT CAFE, Tokyo

• 2023: Stepping Into a World in NY Adachi Motoichi x Kyoko Sato group exhibition