Sato Yamamoto
Sato is a Japanese artist inspired by culture and diversity. Her unique style of art includes advanced printmaking and ambidextrous skills, that she perfected during her time in New York. Growing up in Japan, Sato used ambidextrous technique to create design of the scenic world around her. Upon moving to New York, she noticed the vast diversity and fell in love with the multicultural tones of the city. New York changed her perspective of artistry; she attended the School of Visual Arts and began learning abstract printmaking techniques. Later, she was enrolled in “Dieu Donné” as an intern, learned handmade paper-making techniques. Her skills gained notice and in 2018, Sato was honored with an invitation to the Awagami Factory in Japan to learn the art of traditional Japanese paper-making. Throughout her life, Sato has grown tremendously, further developing her craft with the heart of her artwork based on diversity. Her artist activities in New York, with hopes of being a pioneer in her craft and returned to Japan as a respected and appreciated artist. Her artwork rises above the boundaries of discrimination to connect viewers from all backgrounds and she hopes to inspire them to embrace uniqueness and multi-cultural experiences.
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In her current position as performing model / teaching assist at Fashion Institute of Technology, CUNY The City College of New York. These experiences made her understanding for NY art world diversity culture, Fashion styling experience and illustrators passions.
