biscuit gallery Kana Miyayama
Profile
宮山 香和｜ Kana Miyayama
Born in Tokyo in 1993
2017 Graduated from Tamabi University Faculty of Fine Arts, Painting Department, Oil Painting Major
2019 Completed Master’s Program at Tamabi University Graduate School of Fine Arts, Painting Major, Oil Painting Research
Major Exhibition History
Solo Exhibitions
2025
“Faint Pulsation” KATSUYA SUSUKI GALLERY, Tokyo
2024
“Blink and Blessing” KATSUYA SUSUKI GALLERY, Tokyo
Group Exhibitions
2026
“grid5” biscuit gallery, Tokyo
2024
“ART SESSION” Ginza Tsutaya Books, Tokyo
2023
“Ballet meets Art vol.2” KATSUYA SUSUKI GALLERY, Tokyo
“ARTabi2023” Sansiao Gallery HK, Hong Kong
“FLOWERS OF CONTEMPORARY ART” Sansiao Gallery, Tokyo
2022
“summer in color” Nakayama Hall, Taipei
“Ballet Meets Art” KATSUYA SUSUKI GALLERY, Tokyo
Kana Miyayama and Akeshi Teramoto Two-Person Exhibition “Adjacent” KATSUYA SUSUKI GALLERY, Tokyo
2021
Amoa Sawai and Kana Miyayama Two-Person Exhibition “Distorted Summer Retreat” Room_412, Tokyo
2020
“FACE Exhibition Selected Artists Small Works Exhibition 2020” REIJINSHA GALLERY, Tokyo
Award
2026
25th Art Gallery Home Juror’s Special Award
2020
FACE2020 Sompo Japan Nipponkoa Fine Art Award Selected
2019
Shell Art Award 2019 Selected
FACE2019 Sompo Japan Nipponkoa Fine Art Award Selected
2018
FACE2018 Sompo Japan Nipponkoa Fine Art Award Selected
Statement
The shimmer of tree leaves swaying in the wind, the warm lingering resonance of exchanged words.
When I touch upon fleeting moments of happiness that suddenly appear in everyday life, I think of how they cannot last forever, and more so, how they could be threatened just a second later, and I sometimes hold a faint sense of resignation.
And I am astonished by the fact that I exist within a miracle that includes present-ness and locality, and simply stand speechless.
So that this sensation does not dissipate like mist, I use the happy scenes burned into my mind as a starting point, depicting and preserving a world that is serene yet carries an ominous atmosphere.
This act both brings to light the contours of humble miracles buried in daily life, and grasps a glimpse of universality hidden in the depths of my own personal memory, confirming a fundamental connection with others that transcends time and place.