Fumiko Imano is a Japanese photographer and visual artist who has been creating stunning works of art since the early 1990s. Born in Tokyo in 1971, she studied photography at the Tokyo College of Photography and graduated in 1994.
Imano's work is often described as surreal and dreamlike, with a focus on the female form. She often uses her own body as a subject, exploring themes of identity, femininity, and mortality. Her photographs are often characterized by their muted colors and soft focus, creating an ethereal atmosphere that draws viewers into her world.
Imano has exhibited her work around the world, including at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City and the Centre Pompidou in Paris. She has also published several books of her photography, including "Fumiko Imano: Photographs" (2003) and "Fumiko Imano: The Dreamer" (2008).
In addition to her photography career, Imano is also an accomplished musician. She has released several albums under the name Fumiko Imano & Friends, which feature her own compositions as well as collaborations with other musicians.
Imano's work continues to be celebrated around the world for its unique vision and dreamlike quality. Her photographs have been featured in numerous publications such as Vogue Japan and Harper's Bazaar Japan, as well as exhibited in galleries across Europe and Asia.