Rachel@chirorane-do | Solo Exhibition “fly, flew, flown” | Archival Pigment Prints on Washi Paper on view at JCAT Online Gallery
February 1 – February 28 , 2021
SOLO Exhibition
Rachel@chirorane-do
fly, flew, flown


Bird’s Song
archival pigment print on washi paper
11 × 14 inches
2013 ed. 3/3
$288 (without frame)

Blood and the Dress
archival pigment print on washi paper
11 × 14 inches
2013 ed. 2/3
$288 (without frame)

Experiment and Invention
archival pigment print on washi paper
11 × 14 inches
2013 ed. 3/3
$288 (without frame)

Emerging Curiosity
archival pigment print on washi paper
11 × 14 inches
2013 ed. 3/3
$288 (without frame)

Tightrope Walking
archival pigment print on washi paper
11 × 14 inches
2013 ed. 3/3
$288 (without frame)

Little Cosmos
archival pigment print on washi paper
11 × 14 inches
2013 ed. 2/3
$288 (without frame)

Looking for the wife
archival pigment print on washi paper
11 × 14 inches
2013 ed. 3/3
$288 (without frame)

Magritte’s Hats
archival pigment print on washi paper
11 × 14 inches
2013 ed. 3/3
$288 (without frame)

Buoyancy / Gravity
archival pigment print on washi paper
11 × 14 inches
2013 ed. 3/3
$288 (without frame)

The Flying Mirror
archival pigment print on washi paper
11 × 14 inches
2013 ed. 3/3
$288 (without frame)
Rachel@chirorane-do
Rachel@chirorane-do’s real name is Reiko Imoto. She was born and raised in Kobe, Japan and found her love for art during her early childhood. In 1993, after she was given her father’s old camera, she started photography.
She left Japan in 1994, and lived in Ireland, England, and the United States to study photography. In 2002, she earned a degree in Master of Fine Arts in photography from the Savannah College of Art and Design in Georgia. She then lived and worked as a photographer in Brussels, Belgium between 2004 and 2019.
Since 1993, her 32 solo and 40 group exhibitions have been held in 16 different countries, such as Japan, England, the United States, Poland, Slovakia, Belgium, France, Switzerland, Czech Republic, Germany, Cuba and so on. Her 4 photo books have been published in 3 countries. In 2004, she received the Best Portfolio Award at the “International Portfolio Review” in Bratislava, Slovakia.
She returned to Japan in 2019 and made Kobe her new base. In 2020, under the artist name “Rachel@chirorane-do”, she broke new grounds with her collage, drawings, and paintings, which she continues to produce with the same pure passion for her photographic activities over the past quarter of a century.
Your works are hard to think what is happening.However, they attract me.
I love your works.