Miyuki Akiyama 秋山幸

Available now in our online shop. FIELD NOTE / Miyuki Akiyama Cover: Paperback, collagraph Pages: 20 p. Binding: Staple-bound Published: 2026 Dimensions: 17.2 × 13.5 × 0.2 cm This work is conceived as a picture book. A combination of everyday fragments—food, street-found objects, and collagraph prints of vegetables and wildflowers. Photographs and prints are assembled like a visual diary, with a poem at the end, allowing ordinary daily life to appear gently, like a picture book. @akyamar #zine #picture #drawing

This weekend (April 25–26), I will be presenting my book at this book fair through YKC @youngkneecool . Admission is free, but registration is required. Other Island Book Fair /028a04 @prattgradcomd Opening hours: Saturday, April 25, 12–6 pm Sunday, April 26, 12–6 pm Location: Pfizer Building 630 Flushing Ave Brooklyn

By the window 2025 Acrylic on linen 10×10” #miyukiakiyama

Flame 14”x 11” Oil and fabric college on canvas 2026 @miyukiakiyama あ、火だねと彼は言った

Undergrowth 20”x 16” Oil and fabric collage on linen 2026 @miyukiakiyama The melting snow and new buds make us feel spring. But what is the feeling we get from the beauty of street trees that fell in the cold, quietly rotting and returning to the soil? 雪解けして新芽を見て春を感じるけど、寒さで落ちた街路樹が腐って土に帰ろうとしてる美しさは何を感じるというんだろう

Night sleeper 12" × 10" Acrylic and fabric on canvas 2025 @akyamar

Not there, here 24"×20” Oil and fabric on linen 2026

Dancing routines 2025 7-1/4" × 4-1/4" Acrylic on newspaper 2025

"Ghostly cats" 2025 Acrylic on fabric 24×18 inches

Bosky 2025 Oil and fabric on canvas, 8 × 11 inches

Foggy and misty 30×24 inches Oil and fabric on canvas 2025 @akyamar

Memories of Butsu Butsu #8 /posting highlights and photos from the event
Sep 7 (Sun), at Columbus Park An open space filled with ideas, tea ceremony, sound, performance, artworks, and beautiful chaos.
Grateful to be part of this creative community.
Thank you for having me, @butsubutsu . #ButsuButsu8 #VisualDiary #InstallationArt #PublicEvents
and @takuyaikezaki Shots 1–5 by @unknown_reflections / Others: iPhone moments Columbus Park, located in Manhattan’s Chinatown, is a lively space where the Chinese community and cultural activities thrive. Bringing artwork outdoors to exhibit and then creating something improvised, inspired by that setting, was my first experience—and it felt refreshing. My little friends also helped me, and together with Eri-san’s tea—the fragrance, the steam, and the cosmic swirl of chaotic energy—it became a day wrapped in a unique universe. Painting: "Garden of Flow" Oil on fabric 2025 コロンバスパークは、マンハッタンのチャイナタウンにあり、中国コミュニティや文化活動で活気にあふれている公園です。そこで作品を外に持ち出して展示し、その場でインスパイアされたものを即興でつくる、という体験は初めてでとても新鮮でした。 小さな友人たちも手伝ってくれて、えりさんのお茶の香りと湯気、そしてカオスなエネルギーの宇宙に包まれた一日となりました。