音楽だけでは飽き足らず、絵にも自分を表現したフジコ。

Feature | 2025.4.24

可愛らしく、キュートなフジコの絵。
そこには彼女ならではのワールドが描かれている。

Music wasn’t her only outlet—
Fujiko expressed herself through painting too.

Her art is charming and cute, a world uniquely her own.


Fujiko Hemming loved painting as much as the piano—not just looking at it, but creating it. She wasn’t just a pianist; she was a painter too.
Fujiko’s paintings were especially well received in Europe, where she even published art books. She often painted what she loved—cats, flowers, childhood memories with her father, and everyday scenes. Her colorful, lively style feels like it dances to the rhythm of her piano. Some of her works, inspired by ukiyo-e, featured cherry blossoms and kimono, reflecting her deep affection for Japan.
A natural creator, Fujiko expressed herself through fashion too. “I take clothes I wore a lot when I was younger but got tired of,” she once said, “cut out the pretty parts, save them, and later stitch them onto something else.” She always felt the urge to add her own touch to the clothes she wore, often performing in kimono she had customized herself.
True to her mantra—“I am not a machine”—Fujiko expressed herself through music, art, and fashion. That was Fujiko Hemming.

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