Born in Okayama, Japan. Originally from Hiroshima. Yoko Yuzuki is an artist, art director and designer. She is also a member of 3D & Flat-Lab. (A creative group that makes wonders of hand brain). Into a Japanese and western cultural family among tea ceremony masters, Buddhist sculptor, calligrapher and western painter, Yoko enjoyed the rich influences of a multicultural upbringing.

Her artistic career began in 1995 in Denmark. She studied fine art at Ulrik Hoff in Denmark and then graduated in graphic design at the Toyo Institute of Art and Design in Tokyo.

In the past 25 years, Yoko has had art studios in both Denmark and Tokyo. Yoko draws her inspiration from her artistic roots, her inner vision, her Japanese and Scandinavian influences, and a deep love for nature. She hopes that her works may give people feelings of love and optimism in their inner worlds. She has held solo exhibitions in Copenhagen, Hong Kong, Tokyo, Osaka, Okayama and Hiroshima, Japan. Her work has been sold to many customers around the world, including the United States, Denmark, Sweden, France, Scotland, Germany, Belgium, Canada, Poland, Hong Kong, Japan, and more.

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[About Artworks]

For Yoko Yuzuki to paint the energy of flowers began in one winter by being touched by the strong life force of dandelions during sprouting of the flowers. Later on, focusing on the visual characteristics and functional beauty of individual flowers, she has been working on expressing the image mainly on magnificent flowers' life-stories and various images born from them, which the plants that maintain and expand while adapting to various environments. Today, she has been producing paintings of various flowers, which were inspired by the world of Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tales. In her earlier production, the "ten Collection" is notable as the seeds for her inner world to reveal life existence, dance in the wind and sing a song for pleasure. And, they were also starting point of her drawing a series of all flowers. She says that she hopes that her artworks give people feelings of love and optimism in their inner worlds.