Born in 1994, Live in Aichi, Japan I lost my sight in my right eye due to domestic violence when I was a child, and I also have mild low vision in my left eye. Although my vision is narrower than that of a normal person, I love to draw pictures. For a long time in my life, I have felt the "Don't look" and "Don't touch the topic" and "Hide it" stares directed at people who have lost a body part, and the compulsion of Japanese society as a whole to "hide the part of the body with a disability". I am proud of my blind eye as proof that I did not succumb to violence. People despise my pride, they treat me like a tumor, I had to hide my disability, and I felt a sense of hopelessness. When I was almost crushed by this sense of despair, I decided to put in a beautiful eye that could not be imitated by able-bodied people. I designed and created a starry-sky pattern artificial eye over a period of six years, and I am now working to disseminate this idea in order to shatter the existing concept.