Jam Service undergoes experiments to seek the origins of substances, lives, and minds on canvas using different materials and mediums. 

Born and raised in Kobe city, Japan, he majored in realistic oil painting at university but got absorbed into abstract mixed media painting after graduation.
He takes the lesson “The wisest and noblest teacher is nature itself” from Leonardo da Vinci and “Letting the material itself paint the picture” from Sadamasa Motonaga, a member of the Gutai Art Association. 

At one point in his life, he noticed multiple voices in his head communicating with each other. He experienced a hang glider crash and the Great Kobe Earthquake, which in synergy with the realization, made multiple personalities awake within himself.
They were named Masafumi, Tori, and Hito and keep evolving as they take different actions in the creation. 

Masafumi designs the salvation of spirits by attempting to repair the unrepairable.  
Tori makes the canvas revolve and simulates the creation of the universe using substances. 
Hito seeks the emergence of her own psyche in the process of mimicking ontogeny using the decalcomania technique and silicone materials.

The works that get produced by the actions of each personality always exist simultaneously, contradicting and synchronizing with each other.
He hopes that these fragments that imitate the world once again show us the world as we saw the moment we were brought to life.