1992　福井県生まれ

2011　京都嵯峨芸術大学芸術学部造形学科 入学

2016　京都嵯峨芸術大学芸術学部造形学科版画分野 卒業

現在　 京都在住

2016  京都嵯峨芸術大学 2015 年度卒業・修了制作展

/ 京都市美術館  教育後援会奨励賞 卒業生特別賞

2017  京展 / 京都市美術館 入選

2017  第 10 回高知国際版画トリエンナーレ展

/ いの町紙の博物館 ( 高知 ) 佳作賞

2018  第 7 回山本鼎版画大賞展

/ 上田市立美術館 ( 長野 ) 優秀賞

2018  中華民国第十八回国際版画ビエンナーレ展

/ 国立台湾美術館 入選

2018  西風のグラフィックス3

/ ギャラリーマロニエ ( 京都 )

2018  第 68 回 CWAJ 現代版画展

/ 代官山ヒルサイドギャラリー ( 東京 ) 入選

2019  西風のグラフィックス3

/ ギャラリー織絵 ( 東京 ) 

2019  Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair 2019 

/ ロンドン  Directors' top 10 picks に選出

2021  第 8 回山本鼎版画大賞展

/ 上田市立美術館 ( 長野 ) 入選

2021 Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair 2021 

/ ロンドン

2022  個展「一間」

/ The Terminal Kyoto ( 京都 )

2022 Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair 2022

/ ロンドン  Directors' top 10 picks に選出

1992  Born in Fukui , Japan.

2016  Graduated from Kyoto Saga University of Arts. 

2017  The 10th Kochi International Triennial Exhibition of Prints 

Forth Prize (Ino-cho Paper Museum / Kochi , Japan)

2018  The 7th Yamamoto Kanae Print Grand Prix Competition 

Third Prize (Ueda city Museum / Nagano , Japan)

2018  International Biennial Print Exhibit: 2018 ROC

(National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts / ROC)

2019  Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair 2019 / London

2021  The 8th Yamamoto Kanae Print Grand Prix Competition 

 　　 (Ueda city Museum / Nagano , Japan)

2021  Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair 2021 / London

2022  Solo exhibition " Ikken / Hitoma "

 ( The Terminal Kyoto / Kyoto, Japan)

2022  Solo exhibition " GLASSES "

( NUTRAL / Kyoto, Japan )

Kataoka Miki is an artist who expresses light using “things” as motifs.

She captures the most beautiful moments of intricate transitions of light reflected on glass and metal with aquatint mezzotint technique.

Darkness is always necessary to express light, which is why she thinks mezzotint is the most suitable technique.

You can see both delicacy and boldness in her carefully rendered works.

Her work "KA•MI•SA•BI•RU” this time uses Katana (Japanese sword) as a motif.

You can feel the divinity in its appearance that has not lost its sharpness even though it has rusted, even if it has been stored away for a long time.

In this work, she took up the challenge of using the printing technique “Gampi” and succeeded to show the unique "skin" of the Katana by it.

The title “Kamisabiru” is an ancient Japanese word with the following explanations:

〜Originally, things only live a normal lifespan, but after living and being used for a long time, they have become rusty and inhabited by gods. -From Wikipedia

2016 Graduated from Kyoto Saga University of Arts

Works exhibited at the 10th Kochi International Triennial Exhibition in 2018 and at the Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair in 2019 and 2021.

*Online exhibition only in 2021 due to transportation conditions at the airport.