Over time, through the combination of sharp knowledge, experiences and satire, what we call “proverbs” are formed. These sayings have been heard, learnt and passed through generations to generations and still stick with me today. Out of the 40,000 types of Japanese proverbs, I chose the ones I like most for this exhibition, changing kanji into hiragana and sorting them out alphabetically. Art is commonly connected to visuals, however I wanted to portray that art is not limited to visuals. Words and writing can also be art. Since making art for 17 years, this is the first time I am going out of the boundaries, and stepping into something new. I have gone against my brain’s filter, to create a unique style of art, which will be exhibited for the first time on the Gold Coast.