Lito is a self-taught Japanese artist who started creating intricate, hand-carved art on fallen leaves in 2020 as a way to manage his ADHD. His process, which involves transforming delicate leaves into complex scenes, serves as a form of meditation, helping him focus and calm his mind. The 37-year-old carefully selects each leaf and carves whimsical designs that often depict animals, objects, and landscapes. Despite the fragile nature of his medium, Lito’s precision allows him to preserve the integrity of the leaf, creating art that captures the fleeting beauty of nature.
Japanese Artist Makes Leaf Art to Manage His ADHD
Lito is a self-taught Japanese artist who started creating intricate, hand-carved art on fallen leaves in 2020 as a way to manage his ADHD. His process, which involves transforming delicate leaves into complex scenes, serves as a form of meditation, helping him focus and calm his mind. The 37-year-old carefully selects each leaf and carves whimsical designs that often depict animals, objects, and landscapes. Despite the fragile nature of his medium, Lito’s precision allows him to preserve the integrity of the leaf, creating art that captures the fleeting beauty of nature.