MAI has Pop Sonality!


💥 @mai_clematis has Pop Sonality! 

💥 ¿Quién eres? Soy MAI. Vivo en Tokio, Japón. Después de graduarme de una universidad de arte en Kioto, trabajé como compradora en la industria de la moda y también como artista.

¿Qué haces? Mi trabajo tiene dos patrones: pinturas digitales y obras de arte analógicas, que se cortan y pegan para crear superficies irregulares.

Influencias e inspiración: Mi trabajo siempre se basa en los paisajes que he visto y la inspiración que he tomado de mis viajes por el mundo. Por ejemplo, los hermosos vestidos de Marruecos, los patrones de los edificios de Uzbekistán y los colores creados por la naturaleza.

💥 Who are you? I'm MAI. I live in Tokyo, Japan. After graduating from an art university in Kyoto, I worked as a buyer in the fashion industry and also as an artist.

What do you do? My work has two patterns: digital paintings and analogue artwork, which is cut and pasted to create uneven surfaces.

Influences and inspiration: My work is always based on the landscapes I have seen and the inspiration I have taken from my travels around the world. For example, the beautiful dresses in Morocco, the patterns on buildings in Uzbekistan and the colours created by nature.

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