JAPANESE INCARCERATION - HISTORICAL & PERSONAL
Kathy Fujii-Oka threads stories from the gardens of her ancestors to make art that heals. She creates with oil and acrylics on canvas or wood, textiles, mixed media, and assembles large-scale installations. Her interdisciplinary work explores themes of incarceration, immigration, culture, identity, and spirituality, which has become a birthplace of healing as her emotional voice and her ancestors find expression.
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Photo by Reiko Fujii
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Welcome Video by Ikeibi Films
Art and Spirituality
My work is my visual voice that empowers me to speak my truth, search for answers and explore new pathways in life. I surrender my spirit and am an open channel for healing by means of Meditation and the Chakras. Promoting harmony, peace and balance in life is what I strive for.
My work is my visual voice that empowers me to speak my truth, search for answers and explore new pathways in life. I surrender my spirit and am an open channel for healing by means of Meditation and the Chakras. Promoting harmony, peace and balance in life is what I strive for.
