Six years ago I found a curious little book called "Hot Banana Fudge". Captivated by it's delicate characters set on a surrealistic mixture of traditional and Sci-Fi imagery backgrounds and situations, little I knew that I was discovering the peculiar work of Japanese artist called Takano Aya. I've recently found at Dadanoies.net a worth watching interview/documentary by Hélène Servaux where the artist talks about her paintings and influences. Having said that, enjoy both parts of the documentary and visit her page at Galerie Emmanuel Perrotin for a good selection of her works.
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