Based on the theme of symbiosis between nature and humans, Ayaka's Micro World depicts seasonal landscapes and plants, broken down to a cellular level, as if observed through a microscope.

In Japan, there are four distinct seasons, and from an early age, we unconsciously cultivate a sense of oneness with nature, sensing the changing seasonal landscapes and plants with all five senses.

But before we knew it, we were living in an unbalanced world where our eyes are overworked to chase vast amounts of information, and our fingertips' sense of touch.

Ayaka's works, which depict the colors of the seasons as a fantastical micro world, invite the viewer into a natural world filled with deep compassion and vitality, and awaken a sense of happiness as if one were immersed in nature.