Maki-e is a technique passed down in Japan for over a thousand years: painting with lacquer, sprinkling gold or silver powder, and allowing beauty to deepen over time.

Today, this tradition continues through contemporary artists — including Miyuki. She does not depict nature as it appears. She quietly observes wind, waves, rain, and light, and reads the hidden structures and rhythms within them, then translates what she perceives into her own visual language of geometry.

In this workshop, we explore how tradition is preserved, how form is reimagined, and how this ancient art continues to live — not only in history, but in the present.