Hiné Mizushima is a Vancouver-based artist known for creating dioramas and wall sculptures that blend cuteness and humor with the unusual. Utilizing materials like felt, sequins, and embroidery thread, Mizushima designs colorful displays featuring coral, animals, and botanicals. Recent works include a mounted moray eel with a cutaway of its belly, revealing a baby eel, and a series of brooches resembling microscopic organisms and human organs. Mizushima is preparing for group exhibitions in Osaka and Melbourne and plans to focus on her Etsy shop for selling original pieces.
Hiné Mizushima creates dioramas and wall sculptures that blend cuteness and humor with the unusual, utilizing materials like felt, sequins, and embroidery thread.
Mizushima's work features colorful depictions of coral, animals, and botanicals, including a mounted moray eel displaying its belly with a lively baby eel inside.
Recent works include brooches shaped like microscopic organisms and anatomical human organs, illustrating details such as nerves and blood vessels in a tooth.
The artist is preparing for upcoming exhibitions at Ranbu Gallery in Osaka and Beinart Gallery in Melbourne, while focusing on her Etsy shop for original art.
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