Transforming Discarded Items into Soulful Art Sayaka Ganz’s art is not just a display of beauty, it’s a deeply personal story told through reclaimed objects and recycled materials. Growing up across different cultures, from Japan to Brazil and Hong Kong, Sayaka developed a unique artistic perspective that intertwines the Shinto belief in the spirit of all things with modern environmental awareness. In her skilled hands, discarded plastic items become poetic animal sculptures

Imagine a city where centuries-old traditions and avant-garde futurism blend seamlessly. Where glass skyscrapers tower over ancient temples,

An intimate interview with Japanese photographer Kazuhisa Oishi that explores his deep connection to wildflowers, mountain landscapes and the seasonal rhythm of Japan. His reflections reveal a profound bond with nature, a commitment to conservation and a unique artistic vision shaped by quiet observation and genuine sensitivity.