Hi, I’m Sakura — a researcher, strategist and builder moving between two worlds: the quiet, fragile beauty of cherry blossoms, and the hard edges of sci-fi and the future. By day I work at the intersection of AI, biotechnology and capital, thinking about virtual cells, new medicines and the infrastructures that might support a longer, healthier human lifespan. By night I’m drawn to softer things: small stories, fading light, and the Japanese idea of mono no aware — that gentle awareness of impermanence. Sakura.art is where these two currents meet. It’s a place to explore how tenderness, fantasy and a slight sense of melancholy can coexist with algorithms, space-age materials and radical futures. Sometimes that looks like sketches of possible worlds; sometimes it’s just a single image or sentence that feels like it belongs to tomorrow, but still remembers how today feels. By the way, I create Cell.AI, you can track my new advancement if you take interest. If you’re interested in futures that are not only more advanced, but also more sensitive and humane, you’re in the right place.