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Makiko Kudo (Born in 1978) is a Japanese painter.[1][2] When Kudo was young, most paintings showed real life things.[3] She paints fiction.[3] People did not like that.[3] Kudo’s way of painting was seen as political resistance.[3][4] She grew up with stiff social structures and a failing economy.[3][4] Her paintings always have a child in them.[5] The child shows her generation’s worry about adulthood.[5] In 2007, she had a display of her art at Tomio Koyama Gallery in Kiyosumi, Japan.[6] She had another display at Hiratsuka Museum of Art, Kanagawa, Japan in 2022.[7]
She grew up in a rural area with not a lot of people.[8] When Kudo was a child, she played by herself.[8] Her version of playing was drawing.[8]