Bio.

Based in Yokohama, Japan, Ayuart is a digital artist and photographer who began her creative journey during the coronavirus pandemic, dedicating herself to capturing the beauty of flowers, insects, and birds. In 2022, she began her career as a digital artist, developing a personal style through deep concentration and natural sensitivity. Despite a past marked by personal challenges and a diagnosis of bipolar disorder, Ayuart has found in art a form of expression and healing. Her works reflects a deep capacity for concentration and an intimate connection with the world, proving that even difficulties can create beauty.

2022 “Adrenocromo for Dinner“ - Group Exhibition M.A.D.S. Art Gallery
2022 “Brain Cake” - Group Exhibition M.A.D.S. Art Gallery at La Pedrera - Casa Milà - Bar-celona
2023 Solo exhibition at Kannai Marinade underground mall window ”Insects Laugh From Ayuart”
2023 “Artoxic” - Group Exhibition M.A.D.S. Art Gallery
2023 “NO ART NO LIFE” contract artist to bring art closer to you
2023 Gallery Kunitachi “Dog and Cat Art Exhibition” - group exhibition
2023 Gallery National “Birds” Exhibition - Group Exhibition
2023 “Genesi” - Group Exhibition M.A.D.S. Art Gallery
2023 “Fuori E-Vento” - M.A.D.S. Art Gallery
2024 “Solo Exhibition: Luminous fractures. The sublimation of the existence” - M.A.D.S. Art Gallery
2024 “Consecration” - M.A.D.S. Art Gallery

2022 Won the SHONAN NFT ART CONTEST AR Poster Prize
2023 Japan Paint Manufacturers Association 34th Photo Exhibition Gold Award


THE CATHARSIS OF AN EXISTENCE: AYUART'S ART AND THE TALE OF THE SOUL
Critical text by Senior Art Curator Lisa Galletti

Art, with its inherent ability to explore and communicate the human experience, stands as a very powerful cathartic medium. Through artistic creation, individuals find a way to express complex and intimate emotions, often beyond conventional words. In this process of artistic creation and enjoyment, one experiences a form of emotional purification, a cathartic experience that frees the soul from accumulated tensions. Art acts as a catalyst for repressed or difficult to cope with emotions, offering an escape route through which to explore, understand and accept the nuances of life. In this way, the cathartic capacity of art is revealed as a force beyond mere aesthetic pleasure. It provides a refuge for the soul, a space in which emotions can flow freely, transforming into a dance of colors, shapes and sounds that brings relief and understanding. Ayuart, through her creative process, transfuses the very essence of her interiority into works imbued with an autobiographical authenticity. These layers of images, the veiled symbols that dissimulate within the worlds she shapes, manifest as scars, as indelible marks of a past and experiences that persist in returning, permeating the artist's mind with an unceasing vitality. In observing Ayuart's work, one witnesses a kind of emotional archaeology, where each stroke and color constitute a fragment of memory. These visual elements represent the path taken by the artist's mind in recomposing and reinterpreting her past. Through the artistic medium, the past is freed from linear temporality, acquiring its own autonomy and detaching itself objectively from the woman Ayuart is in actuality. It is only in the creative act, in the cathartic impetus of the artistic gesture, that the artist is able to confront the traces of her existential journey. Art becomes, therefore, the sacred place where the past materializes, revealing dark shadows that, by virtue of art itself, are coated with a halo of wonder. This process of artistic transformation is an ongoing dialogue between the artist and her past, an odyssey in which memories, through the filter of art, are transfigured into works charged with meaning and beauty.


LUMINOUS FRACTURES. THE SUBLIMATION OF THE EXISTENCE | 1st chapter: THE DISRUPTION
Critical text by Senior Art Curator Lisa Galletti

In Ayuart's visionary universe, each work emerges as a fragment of a boundless journey, an intimate pilgrimage that winds between chaos and rebirth, between fracture of being and the yearning for a dimension of unity. Her creations do not merely represent what is visible, but take the form of liminal spaces where the fragility of the soul is intertwined with the sublime and human experience is transformed into a metaphysical reflection on the very essence of existence. In these works, duality is not just a thematic motif, but a tangible, pulsating reality: an incessant beat between light and shadow, destruction and reconstruction, despair and hope. The artist does not merely narrate emotions; she shapes and molds them, embroidering them with threads of pain and beauty. Her images are mirrors of the soul that reflect inner turmoil, transforming it into a universal language that can speak to anyone who can look with open eyes and a willing heart. The works presented here are an invitation to immerse oneself in the human paradox, to see in fragility and disintegration not an end, but the beginning of a transformation, as if every crack, every wound, already contains the seed of a possible flowering. Her art does not merely communicate, but becomes a sensory and spiritual experience, an encounter in which the viewer is called not only to observe, but also to perceive and resonate in tune with the pain and beauty that Ayuart captures and transfigures. Her works seem to us to be suspended on a thread, poised between the known and the unknown, a precarious balance that reflects human nature, fragile yet capable of enduring. A cathartic act is thus Ayuart's art, an alchemical and obscure process in which suffering is sublimated and transformed into narrative, in which the most intimate shadows find voice and their darkness is transformed into luminous glow, into meaning, into song. Works as heartbreaking cries to the impossibility of changing the past while certainly changing the present and the future. And so it is that his works speak to us of the courage to look within chaos, to accept impermanence and to discover, in the very heart of uncertainty, the beauty of rebirth. This exhibition stands as a dialogue between opposites, a bridge between fall and resurrection, between drama and hope, between darkness and light. It is a journey that Ayuart shares with the world, so that everyone can recognize in it fragments of their own history, struggle and transformation. We hope that people, enveloped by the evocative power of these works, will feel their hearts leap like strings of a harp touched by an invisible wind, and that through the cracks in their lives, they may discover sparks of light expanding into a bright dawn. In that dawning glow, which transforms pain into poetry and shadow into pure aurora, lies the promise of a new beginning, of a beauty that is not the negation of pain, but its highest transfiguration.