Hokusai's Daughter

Overview

In the shadow of her legendary father Hokusai, Katsushika Oi forged her own path as a bold, unflinching artist in Edo-era Japan. While Hokusai chased fame, Oi quietly mastered brush and ink, capturing intimate scenes with a raw, modern edge. She painted geishas, ghosts, and fleeting moments of beauty, often collaborating with her father yet remaining overlooked by history. Her life was a quiet rebellion—a woman claiming her voice in a world that demanded silence.