Natsumi K. Goldfish

Natsumi K. Goldfish, a Japanese visual artist from Fuchu-City, Tokyo, grew up in an environment blending urban and suburban elements, which fostered her belief in pluralism and the coexistence of opposites. Her work, inspired by human behavior and subconscious actions, uses everyday subjects like bathtubs and fish tanks as subtle symbols of human existence. I

In 2012 Natsumi moved to Philadelphia, in the United States where she received her BA in Art degree from Tyler School of Art, Temple University (2013), then soon after she moved to New York City. Natsumi Goldfish had a solo exhibition in Koganei, Tokyo (2017), and two small solo exhibitions in New York City (2018). She has been included in multiple group exhibitions in Tokyo, Philadelphia, and New York City. Today, Natsumi Goldfish lives and works in New York City.