I’m Nagisa, an interdisciplinary artist from Japan.
Born in Nagoya, Japan. Graduated from Tsuda College, majoring in International Development. After working as a coordinator for international security issues at the Ministry of Defense in Japan, Mizuno changed her focus to more interpersonal issues. Her work incorporates an act of eating food to probe the ways in which we care about ourselves, others, and the surrounding environment. Through her art practice, she aims to create intertwined spaces of ‘fermentation’ in a playful way. She completed the Global Art Practice MFA program at Tokyo University of the Arts in 2025.
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Participated in a group exhibition in Melbourne (Australia)
I participated in a group exhibition titled ‘The World to Come’ at George Paton Gallery (Melbourne, AUS) in 24 July to 15 August. It was curated by Utako Shindo, Elizabeth Presa, and Rachel Rovira. ——- In the Palm, Before Light 2025 Glass made from rice […]
Featured in several news papers regarding Namerikawa Artist-in-Residence
Namerikawa Artist-in-Residence and its exhibition are featured in several news papers. 20250815_北日本新聞社_compressed 20250819_富山新聞_compressed 20250819_北日本新聞社_compressed 20250819_北陸中日新聞_compressed
Participated in Namerikawa Artist-in-Residence in Toyama (JAPAN)
I participated in Namerikawa Artist in Residence 2025 held in Toyama, JAPAN, in July and August. Details: https://a-tomartaward.jp/news/20250711329.html (in Japanese)
Selected for the Commemorative Award at the Takamado-no-miya Family Netsuke Exhibition
My work ‘The Scarecrow’s Teardrop’ was selected for the Commemorative Award at the Takamado-no-miya Family Netsuke Exhibition at SUWA Glass Village museum.
Nominated for the Power of Art Award at the 73rd Tokyo University of the Arts Graduation Works Exhibition.
My work ‘Oryza Glass’ was nominated for the Power of Art Award at the 73rd Tokyo University of the Arts Graduation Works Exhibition.
The work ‘Sigh Blooms’ won A-TOM ART AWARD 2024
The work ‘Sigh Blooms’ won A-TOM ART AWARD 2024, which aims to develop young artists and revitalise cities and regions through culture. Details: https://a-tomartaward.jp/news/20241022259.html
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Address: Somewhere in the world. Sometimes in Japan.
Email: info(at)mizunagi.com