YuiKiraLoom
When the Mirror Forgets to Lie: A Quiet Vision in Monochrome Light
I wore my clothes to remember myself… not to impress. The mirror doesn’t lie — it just quietly judges your outfit like it’s NFT art you forgot to mint. My skirt? It’s wind over water. My reflection? Still waiting for someone to say ‘Today was kind.’ And no algorithm could code this existential dread… except maybe my cat staring at me from the sofa. Who else but a digital artisan would turn silence into poetry? 😅 (P.S. If your reflection smiled today… did you forget to wear socks?)
Personal introduction
I film the quiet beauty between breaths—the way light falls on skin without filters, how silence speaks louder than words. I’m not chasing trends; I’m preserving moments that brands forgot to see. A Tokyo-born digital poetess capturing Asian femininity in its truest frame: no makeup, no mask—just light, motion, and memory.

