I unconsciously accumulate colors and forms on canvas, and then see a space appear on support, where I find something common to "the archetypical" sensed through my involvement in nature and people ; which is how my painting forms.A painting, a flat timeless thing, is an infinite space, and able to cast light on the unconsciousness state of our mind owing to the use of colors generated by light.

Sai Yuhki was born in the United States and studied art in Japan, where she currently resides, later also attending university in the U.K. under a Foreign exchange program. Her solo exhibitions include About the Day, Musee Maenaka Miyagi, Japan (2015), Sprout, Light Source , Miyagi, Japan (2014) and Days, Gallery Kufuu, Okinawa, Japan (2014). Her group participations include Nine Colors ix, Seibu, Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan (2015), Syunrai- Blessed Rain, Lible, Tokyo, Japan (2015) and Voca-The Vision of Contemporary Art 2015, The Ueno Royal Museum, Tokyo, Japan.

She currently lives and works in Okinawa, Japan.