Nancy Seki Girl Student Notebook (Beige)

Presented by Nancy Seki
Female student notebook for active female students and former female students (portable)

As a diary that describes the feelings that cannot be confided, as a record book of the words of seniors who want to remember, etc.
Perfect as an important daily memo. The lesson is to keep it strictly confidential.

7.2 x 11 cm cover / polyvinyl chloride paper / 120 pages made in Japan

Nancy Seki was a Japanese artist and writer known for her sharp wit, critical eye, and satirical edge. Emerging in the late 20th century, she carved a niche in underground and countercultural circles, where she blended humor, irony, and social commentary. Much of her work involved collages, writing, and commentary that poked fun at mass media, celebrity culture, and the contradictions of modern Japanese society. She also became recognized for her contributions to the zine and alternative publishing scene, cultivating a voice that was both biting and playful. Today, she is remembered as a cult figure whose art challenged conventions while capturing the absurdity of everyday life.