yuree kensaku (born 1979, bangkok) is an internationally-renowned artist of thai-japanese heritage. yuree’s works possess a unique character that has become her signature, utilizing bright colors and varied textures in her works through the use of brilliant translucent paints, animal furs, and shiny metallic coats. yuree has expanded her body of work from paintings to include a diverse set of mediums, be they paintings, design work, motion pictures, live music performances, and even 3-d art. her works typically deal with the bleak subjects that society prefers to overlook, particularly subjects involving the environment, inequality, and other personal issues that reflect the public consensus with regards to producing art as a female artist. yuree resides and works in bangkok, though her works have been featured in numerous solo exhibitions both domestically and abroad, including bleu blanc rouge, centre intermondes, la rochelle, france, 2020; the lady on a white horse, tang contemporary art, bangkok, 2019; and the atmosfear exhibition at the 100 tonson gallery in bangkok between 2016-2017. she has also consistently taken part in many group exhibitions, such as the hawai’i triennale, u.s.a., 2022; bangkok art biennale, bangkok, 2020; thailand biennale, krabi, 2018; and imaginarium : over the ocean, under the sea, singapore, 2016. yuree’s works are also stored in the collections of several prominent museums, such as the singapore art museum, singapore; maiiam contemporary art museum, chiang mai; as well as the collection of the bank of singapore.