Inada Satoko is an artist based in Japan.

Inada’s practice begins with a personal internal dialogue — a quiet reflection on the emotional landscapes we carry within us. Working primarily with wooden panels, she treats the surface as a space for prayer and memory, where delicate floral forms meet the structured silhouette of a dress.

Through layering, texture, and delicate brushwork, fragmented memories are deconstructed and gently rebuilt into tactile compositions. Each work explores emotional topographies while seeking to transform everyday experiences into something intimate, contemplative, and quietly sacred.

Inada has exhibited widely in Japan and internationally, including in the UK and the USA.