MireyHIROKI is a collaborative effort of two Japanese visual artists, Mirey and Hiroki. Together, they work as one creative force. MireyHIROKI received critical acclaim for their distinctive use and unique application of Crayons. Their major works include a painting of Micky Mouse commissioned for the 75th birthday celebration of the beloved Disney character. They were also actively involved in Isamu Noguchi’s AKARI Project. Recently, they started LOVE & PEACE project, whose theme is environment and heart. In 2007, they introduced a series of  major scale public performance art titled “100 UMBRELLAS." MireyHIROKI was deeply concerned about the popularity of the disposable vinyl umbrellas in Japan, and they were determined to speak up using their creative talent to raise awareness of mass consumption. The performances were demonstrated in Tokyo's busiest locations such as Shibuya, Omote-sando, Akasaka, and Tokyo Tower, Kyoto and Osaka. One of the picture of the “100 UMBRELLAS," which was featured on the first page of the Sankei Newspaper, received 2007 Photography of The Year award. MireyHIROKI's performances inspired number of non profit organizations and corporations to work together to find environmentally friendly alternatives.