Rokkaku

Rokkaku’s artistic journey began in Japan, where she studied traditional Japanese painting techniques and calligraphy. However, her fascination with urban life and street culture led her to explore new artistic directions. In 2004, she moved to Tokyo to immerse herself in the city’s vibrant art scene and began creating large-scale paintings in public spaces. Ayako Rokkaku’s art is characterized by its distinctive blend of traditional Japanese aesthetics, street art influences, and a personal touch. Her large-scale canvases are often filled with vibrant colors, bold brushstrokes, and a sense of movement that captivates viewers. Her paintings evoke emotions, provoke thought, and encourage viewers to embrace the joy and spontaneity of artistic expression.