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Tailor-made Japanese Calligraphy Art by Fuh-mi

A single gesture for a singular moment.

Japanese calligraphy artwork titled “With Heaven’s Help” by Fuh-mi, featured as the main visual on the homepage. The piece expresses strength and serenity through bold ink on white background.

Fuh-mi is a Tokyo-based contemporary calligrapher whose work bridges tradition and conceptual art. Her creations range from hanging scrolls and spatial installations to bespoke commissions for collectors, CEOs, and global brands.

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About Fuh-mi

Fuh-mi is a Tokyo-based calligrapher who creates inspirational artworks born entirely from dialogue and encounter.

 

She works exclusively by commission and collaboration. Nothing is written in advance; each piece begins only after conversation, unfolding as a direct response to the person it is dedicated to.

 

At the heart of her practice is the Japanese sensibility of ichigo ichie—“one moment, one meeting.” No two people are alike, and no encounter ever repeats. Fuh-mi’s calligraphy honors this impermanence, capturing the unrepeatable presence of that exchange in a single gesture.

 

Her clients include CEOs, martial artists, creators, and cultural institutions—individuals and groups seeking clarity, meaning, or simply the right word to move forward. Every project begins with one essential question: What do you want this work to carry for you?

 

Drawing from her background in cultural consulting, she weaves together classical poetry, Zen philosophy, and at times a playful sense of humor. Each character is brushed in one intentional motion—unrevised, unedited, wholly of that moment.

 

Fuh-mi’s works now live in boardrooms, meditation halls, and private collections across the world. Each one is not simply an artwork, but a shared moment, made visible in ink.

Fuh-mi. Japanese calligrapher based in Tokyo
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Testimonials

“We are delighted to welcome Fuh-mi’s calligraphy  Infinity  to our JAPANNEXT office in Tokyo. This artwork beautifully embodies the spirit of growth and innovation that we cherish. At JAPANNEXT, we continually strive to embrace new challenges in the deskwork and the gaming monitor industries, and “Infinity” serves as an inspiring symbol—a reminder of our commitment to reaching even greater heights in the future.”

Samuel Becker, founder & CEO — JAPANNEXT

Selected Collaborations

2025  >  ELLE 80 Years Anniversary Traveling Exhibition, French Pavillion, Osaka Expo 2025 -> Alliance Franchise, Bangkok -> Consulate general of France, New York -> Artcurial, Paris.

 

2025  >  Au-delà,  Art of Nature Contemporary, Hong Kong.

 

2023  >  The Hokusai’s Great Wave, podcast for LEGO.

 

2023  >  The Milennials Art Fair, Tokyo.

 

2021   >  Cryptokyo, UltraSuperNew Galery, Tokyo.

 

2018   >  Neo Japonisme - Résonances 2018, La Ferme des Arts, Vaison-la-Romaine (also curating).

 

2017   >  Art Square Taipei, Taipei (also curating).

 

2017  >   Revver, collaboration with Fashion & Art Magazine, Taipei.

 

2016   >  Art Square Taipei, Taipei (also curating). 

 

2016  >   Snow and Ink, collaboration with poet Martin Rock, for 7x7 Magazine, Los Angeles.

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The Art of Japanese Calligraphy

© 2025 by Fuh-mi

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