Nami Okada started her career as a gallery UG exclusive artist in 2019. Okada creates "One view" using places she has visited as a motif, and the relevance of "landscapes that do not yet have a meaning" as the axis of her works. Even within the same landscape, several different images are created depending on each person's experiences, memories, and recollections. I believe that a landscape takes on "meaning" only when people's thoughts and feelings overlap. By using layers of color to depict multiple layers of "image-laden landscapes," the artist evokes a sense of déjà vu and a timeless mental landscape for viewers with different experiences. Okada's recent activities have been remarkable. She has exhibited at numerous art fairs in Japan and abroad, including New York in 2020, Basel in 2021, and Art Fair Tokyo in 2022. In the same year, her solo exhibition was held as part of "Nanjo Selection", curated by Fumio Nanjo, former director of the Mori Art Museum. She also participated in an exhibition at Arts Maebashi and her work was collected by the museum. Her works are currently exhibited at the gallery UG Showroom in NY, which opened in 2023.