Kazuki Kurosawa

He began to create works that reflect the beauty and pride of Japan. He is also inspired by Taro Okamoto and Picasso, and as he completed works of various types and techniques in his own style, he realized that it was abstract painting that brought out the best in him, and he began to devote himself to the study of abstract painting. He now succeeds in creating a unique abstract world that incorporates visual art, eroticism, Kanji, minimalism and objects within the abstract world.

And speaking of him, he is a scholar of Japan's unique otaku culture. He has watched thousands of anime and studied their characteristics and artistry by genre. He also creates abstract expressions and art collaborations of unique otaku culture such as Japanese anime, manga, and figurines.
And in the course of his daily practice of calligraphy, he has rediscovered the high artistic quality of letters and Kanji characters, and has been creating works such as "Overlapping Kanji" and "Kanji Party" in earnest.

There was a pen and paper on the desk in front of him, and he drew like a child. His maiden work "Invasion" was drawn. Since then, he became fascinated with art and began to paint every day, focusing mainly on expressing his own emotions on canvas as well as the worldview in his brain. It was also at this time that he began to devote himself to reading and various studies not only about art, but also politics, economics, ideology, business, psychology, history, literature, medicine, philosophy and sociology.

In 2021 and 2022, he is partner with Greece360 for a solo exhibition.