YOKAZE is an interdisciplinary artist whose practice grows from the edges of ordinary perception — lucid dreaming, altered states, liminal spaces where reality becomes unstable and begins to reveal what usually stays hidden.

She works across oil painting, photography, video, sound, and hybrid formats. For her, making art is not about producing objects. It is a method — ritualized, embodied, sometimes disorienting — for moving through layers of experience that conventional perception tends to close off.

Her research moves between lucid dreaming, music, hypnotic techniques, and direct engagement with natural forces: geomagnetic anomalies, environments where something imperceptibly shifts. This ongoing investigation is organized into distinct bodies of work. VOID explores perceptual thresholds and the layered structure of reality. PORTAL approaches individual paintings as sites of encounter with specific non-human presences. A third thread examines fear — not as emotion, but as a perceptual signal: the moment when subtle inconsistencies within a space become impossible to ignore.

Her background spans music, directing, cinematography, art theory, and philosophy. She currently works at the intersection of painting, photography, video, and installation.