有梨余
​Yuriyo

10代で母親を亡くし言葉で感情で悲しみや怒りを伝えることが出来なくなった代わりに絵で吐き出すようになる。

人間の生死や何度も繰り返される戦争について考えるようになり、2019年ポーランドのアウシュビッツ強制収容所へ赴く。自身の過去や世界のあらゆる理不尽な生死、止まることのない戦争など、自身の無力感と悲憤をキャンバスへ描き出していく。

 

私は絵を独学で学び、無意識と直感による制作で自己の深層心理、感情や訴えを表現する。

私の作品の中心的なモチーフは「目」であり、それを多重に配置することで、細胞や生命そのものを象徴的に表現している。個々の目は独立した存在でありながら、集合することで生命のリズムを形成し、世界（キャンバス）の中での存在の増減や流転を描き出している。

 

日本国内だけに関わらず海外でも展示会などで活動し、元ストリートダンサーである経歴からボディペイントとダンスを合わせたパフォーマンスなども行う。

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Losing her mother in her teenage years, she found herself unable to express her grief and anger through words or emotions.

Instead, she began to pour these feelings onto the canvas, using art as her outlet.

Her thoughts turned to the fragility of human life, the cycle of death, and the endless repetition of war. In 2019, she visited the Auschwitz concentration camp in Poland, an experience that deeply resonated with her. Confronted by the injustices of life and death, the ceaseless wars, and her own sense of helplessness and sorrow, she began channeling these emotions into her art.

 

Entirely self-taught, she creates with a combination of intuition and unconscious drive, exploring the depths of her psyche and giving voice to her emotions and messages through her work.

The central motif of my work is the "eye," depicted through multiple layered arrangements to symbolize cells and life itself. While each eye exists as an individual entity, their collective presence forms the essence of life's rhythm, illustrating the ebb and flow of existence within the world (canvas).

 

Her artistic journey transcends borders, with exhibitions both in Japan and abroad. Drawing from her background as a former street dancer, she incorporates body painting and dance into her performances, merging movement and art into a powerful expression of her unique vision.

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AWARD

• 2018 Acrylic Gash Biennale Honorable Mention

• 2023 NY Contest winter by art-incubation Second Runner-Up

• 2025 NY Contest spring by art-incubation Second Runner-Up

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EXHIBITION

• 2020 Group Exhibition at Setagaya United Cafe in Tokyo

• 2023 Group Exhibition at Pop-Hop in Los Angeles

• 2024 Exhibition “Japan Contemporaries” at Gallery 60 NYC in New York

• 2025 Exhibition Art bar “MagaYura” in Osaka

• 2025 Group Exhibition at LIL YACE in Tokyo​​