Mildly Disturbing:
The Work of Chie Ushio

I’m Chie Ushio—painter, immigrant, mother, and witness. My work lives at the intersection of the personal and political.

I paint what hurts. I paint what matters. I paint to remember, resist, and refuse to look away.
Take your time. Feel something. Stay loud.

A curated selection of recent and notable works. These pieces reflect key themes in my practice—identity, memory, conflict, and connection.

Each painting tells its own story, inviting reflection and emotion in different ways.

How Do You Sleep?

Stephanie

See No Evil, Hear No Evil,
Speak No Evil

Swastidollar