Clound Sonata Left
60 x 80 cm.
Oil on Canvas
Breathe and Bloom
Breathe and Bloom is a collection about returning to ourselves.
In moments when life feels rushed, overwhelming, or uncertain, we can easily become caught in the constant
movement of our thoughts, emotions, and responsibilities. We try to keep going, to keep up, and sometimes
forget to simply breathe.
This collection invites us to pause. Through the imagery of Pink Cat,
Taking a slow breath can be a small but meaningful way to come back to the present moment to find our ground again,
to listen to what is happening within us, and to create enough space to see ourselves with greater awareness and kindness.
From this awareness, we may begin to understand that self-love does not always have to be something grand.
Sometimes, it begins with simply allowing ourselves to stop, to breathe, to rest, and to accept ourselves as we are.
Breathe and Bloom is a reminder that we do not have to rush our way into becoming who we are meant to be.
Like a flower, we can take our time.
We breathe.
We return to ourselves.
And, in our own time, we bloom.
What I once thought was a waste of time became my greatest tool for inner growth. Meditation allowed my thoughts to settle, making me feel like I was finally giving myself room to bloom.
Growth comes from within
Breathe and Bloom
150 x 150 cm.
Oil on Canvas
Thoughts are merely passing clouds. Viewing them like piano music allows us to enjoy the tune without clinging to every note. Just observe, acknowledge, and let them pass—a reminder to practice the art of letting go
Thinking of the ocean or a river is my ultimate comfort when exhausted. This inspired Pink Cat's trip on a papaya boat. Papayas are fascinating—light enough to float and full of lively colors. This artwork is an invitation for everyone to pause, breathe, and unwind
Pinkcat Floating on Papaya
200 x 150 cm.
Oil on Canvas
Clound Sonata Center
60 x 80 cm.
Oil on Canvas
The paper birds of thought
60 x 80 cm.
Oil on Canvas
Imagine thoughts as birds flying across the sky, coming and going.
But look closer - they are made of origami paper.
It is a visual reminder that the constructs of our mind hold no real existence of their own.
Pinkcat sleeping on an oba leaf
150 x 150 cm.
Oil on Canvas
A reminder to give yourself permission to rest, to lie back with a face mask and completely immerse in your own space, guilt-free.
Simply give yourself the time to truly rest and just be.
Clound Sonata Right
60 x 80 cm.
Oil on Canvas
Self-love goes beyond nurturing the body
it lies in recognizing our temporary stay.
What reflects in the mirror is a fleeting form of light.
It serves as a gentle call to detach from the ego,
release our physical attachments,
and simply embrace the present.
Self Love (Light Body)
80 x 100 cm.
Oil on Canvas
Icebath Matcha
60 x 80 cm.
Oil on Canvas
Icebath Matcha
60 x 80 cm.
Oil on Canvas
Inspired by the stillness of an ice bath, this piece captures a refreshing sense of presence.
It transforms the simple matcha ritual into a soulful moment to pause,
breathe, and reconnect.
A warm cup of coffee reminds me of soaking in an onsen
both are simple rituals that invite me
to slow down and spend a quiet moment with myself.
This piece brings the warmth and calm of an onsen into a cup of coffee, turning an everyday ritual into a moment of rest, presence, and connection.
The Pause
120 x 80 cm.
Oil on Canvas
"The Pause" represents a moment of rest for body and mind. The Pause symbol embedded within the Pink Cat's shadow signifies a safe sanctuary, reminding us to slow down, recharge, and heal before moving forward.
Croissant oasis
120 x 80 cm.
Oil on Canvas
A moment of pure delight, like finding an oasis in the desert.
The soft, buttery croissant paired with rich coffee represents a rare and special indulgence.
The artwork depicts Pink Cat happily sipping coffee atop a giant croissant in the vast desert, reminding us to savor life’s extraordinary little pleasures.
Rest day
120 x 80 cm.
Oil on Canvas
Embracing rest without a trace of guilt. Depicting Pink Cat resting comfortably on a ginger pillow inside the gym, this artwork serves as a gentle reminder that progress isn't solely about daily strain. True well-being begins when we grant ourselves the grace to pause, recharge, and rebuild.
Day off
120 x 80 cm.
Oil on Canvas
Inspired by the artist's post-work ritual at sushi bars, this piece playfully asks:
"What if sushi had their own shift to end and a day off to enjoy?"
Featuring Pink Cat lounging alongside sushi characters off the clock, the artwork celebrates the art of shedding daily burdens, stepping out of line, and savoring the quiet joy of personal downtime.
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