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- Paper Artist, Nahoko Kojima is a professional contemporary Japanese paper cut artist, born in Hyogo, Japan on 2 October 1981.
- She briefly pursued a career in Graphic Design in Tokyo before moving to London in 2005 to learn more of the Western culture of the Arts.
- In 2012, Kojima was successful in being selected by the Craft Council for Collect, at the Saatchi Gallery in London.
- In Fall 2015 Nahoko Kojima did a solo show in the Wirth Gallery in The Holburne Museum, Bath UK, which coincided with an exhibition on Gold from the Queen’s Royal Collection.

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+ This artwork is one out of many from her Alice Collection.
+ This was also done in LOndon, UK in 2011.

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+ The Rabbit Island is a part of Kojima's Human Collection which was made in 2018.
+ She was inspired by the island of Ookunoshima in Japan, uninhabited for many years only to one day be discovered as an island with only a thriving population of rabbits.

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+ This is a paper cut sculpture using only two single sheets of Japanese washi paper.
+ Kojima takes inspiration from Nature and prefers to create accurate depiction.
+ Shiro was unvieled in Bangkok in 2018.

+ When asked why she created the piece, the artist answered "Love. What else is there?"

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+ Kojima made Chandelier in London, UK in 2011
+ She made this artwork with two sheets of paper, handmade.

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> I love how she doesn't just do paper cutting, but also turns some of them into a sculpture.
> All her artworks also captures many details whether it is big or small.
> She has made so many works and I love them beacuse how unique they all are.

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^ Nikki attended the Evergreen State College in Olympia, Washington.
^ After one year, she left and became an Artist. Drawing ants, and ducks, making record covers, mittens for K records, performing on tour.
^ In 1996 she made my first papercut for the book, Apple. she has been cutting ever since. I now split my time between making a yearly calendar and making children’s books.

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* She made this artwork in 2011.

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* This one was done in 2014.

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* Thrill was made in 2015.

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* Winter was also done in 2015

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> Though I don't have much information behind her artworks but, I still like them.
> I love how she creates a complex, yet natural designs.
> I also like how she transforms her work to other things, such as children's books and calendars.
> Her artworks are amazing. Although some are simpler than others, each has their own unique elements to them.