
The studio explores memory, place, and inner landscapes through fine art and applied visual storytelling. Oizumi creates Nihonga paintings with symbolic imagery, produces medical and scientific illustrations for clinical and educational use, and works under the pseudonym Nanayo Suzuki on manga and illustration projects including a long-running series for Yoga Journal Japan. Her practice connects introspective art with communicative illustration across diverse fields.
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