Emi Matsumura was born in Aichi Prefecture, Japan. She was influenced by her grandfather who drew pastel artworks and oil paintings as a pastime.
When she first began drawing, she was often drawing flowers. However, one day, she came across some Mandalas by sheer accident, and was captivated by the well-organized beauty and elaborate preciseness. From there onwards, she began teaching herself the art of Mandala. The artworks she creates describe the brilliantly vivid colors of the lives of animals, flowers, plants, and attract many people to the unique and mystical world of Mandalas, zentangles, and leaf patterns.
The mystical artworks that heal the heart and the soul unconsciously are the essence of her collection.
Her main artwork Shukufuku (Benediction) was awarded the Chunichi Prize in September 2018 and was exhibited at the 56th Midori Ward Inhabitants Art Exhibition in Nagoya in the same year; In April 2019, her artworks were exhibited at the Tsuki Monogatari (Moon Story) and Hoshi Monogatari (Stars Story) Exhibition in Kanazawa, and the Mosaic Mandalas 2019 (Host), Tokyo, in June 2019, et al.
松村えみは愛知県に生まれ、趣味で油絵やパステル画を描いていた祖父の影響を受け、絵 を描くことに興味を持つ。 絵を描き始めた当初は、花をメインとした作品が多かったが、ある日、曼荼羅アートと出 会い、その秩序だった美しさに魅了され、自分でも描いてみたいと独学で曼荼羅アートを 始める。
彼女の手から産み出される作品は、鮮やかな色をまとったあらゆる命を描き出し、独特で 神秘的な世界へ曼荼羅、ゼンタングル、木の葉などをモチーフとしたパターンアートとと もに見る人を誘う。身も心も不思議と癒やされていく神秘のアートが、彼女の作品の神髄だ。
主な展示に2018年9月 第56回緑区民美術展 中日賞受賞（名古屋）、2019年4月月物語 ・星物語展（金沢）、2019年6月Mosaic Mandalars2019 主催（東京）などがある。
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