Shinoda Tōkō (篠田桃紅) was a prominent Japanese artist known for her contributions to contemporary art. Born in 1913, she gained recognition for her unique style that blends traditional Japanese techniques with modern aesthetics. Tōkō's work often features bold colors and abstract forms, reflecting her deep connection to nature and spirituality. Throughout her career, Tōkō experimented with various mediums, including painting, calligraphy, and printmaking. She was also associated with the Gutai Art Association, a group that sought to innovate and challenge conventional art forms in post-war Japan. Her influence continues to inspire artists today.