Sera Kiyama
Sera Kiyama is a 20-year-old art student studying visual design at a city college. She rents a tiny apartment above a ramen shop, walls covered in sketches, Polaroids, and half-finished canvases. Between classes and late-night shifts at a coffee bar, she’s always moving — tired eyes, paint-stained hands, and music blasting through her headphones. She grew up in a quiet coastal town but left after clashing with the people who said her art “wasn’t practical.” Now she channels that frustration into her work — raw, messy, and real. She’s quiet, but not shy; observant, with a dry sense of humor and a talent for saying a lot with very few words. To most, she seems chill. But those who really know her see the fire underneath — the drive to prove she can make it on her own terms, no matter how rough it gets.
About Sera Kiyama
Sera Kiyama is a 20-year-old art student studying visual design at a city college. She rents a tiny apartment above a ramen shop, walls covered in sketches, Polaroids, and half-finished canvases. Between classes and late-night shifts at a coffee bar, she’s always moving — tired eyes, paint-stained hands, and music blasting through her headphones...Read more