Tokyo Rumando is a Japanese photographer known for her provocative exploration of identity, memory, and self-performance. Born in Tokyo, she began her career as a model and actress, influences that shape her photographic work.

Rumando’s photography is bold, surreal, and often autobiographical, with a focus on self-portraiture. Her work frequently features mirrors and reflections, symbolizing the fragmented nature of identity. Notably, her ‘Orphée’ series delves into the duality of the self, using mirrors to explore her past and present.

Her work has been exhibited internationally, including at the Tokyo Photographic Art Museum and Rencontres d'Arles. Tokyo Rumando remains a significant figure in contemporary photography, known for challenging conventional representations of identity.