Fieldkeepers

Hibari @hibarivision @legatee_manatee (ig) Hibari (real name Kate) doesn’t follow the usual path. She’s a self-taught artist, a maker in the truest sense — someone who needs to feel what she creates. While most digital artists chase screens and speed, Kate chooses something slower, something real. She paints acrylic arts — physical, textured, and full of quiet emotion. To her, soul lives in touch: the brush hitting canvas, the pressure of sculpting gypsum, the way light falls on a hand-poured candle. Based in her workshop, she builds things — literally. From delicate plaster objects to handcrafted candles, stitched textiles, and even cakes.And yet, she's not afraid of chaos. Together with her husband Scream.Vision, she’s stepping into the meme world — not to replicate its absurdity, but to remix it. Her vision? A strange and beautiful collision of degenerate meme culture and intricate, hand-drawn landscapes. A place where irony meets craftsmanship, where internet madness meets pastoral stillness. In a world of shortcuts and templates, Hibari offers something raw and human. She’s not here to keep up. She’s here to change the rhythm. In this collection, I chose to explore the intersection of two seemingly distant worlds — serene, hand-painted landscapes and the chaotic energy of meme-born characters. Each piece weaves these elements together, blending detailed natural scenes with figures that feel both out of place and completely at home. The mfers don’t just appear in nature — they exist within it, as if they’ve always been part of the terrain