My passion for photography is the use of futuristic colors and exquisite compositions to portray real-life Tokyo as if it were a scene from a cyberpunk movie.

The locations are mainly Shibuya, Shinjuku, and Ikebukuro, and although the colors in the photographs are very different from the actual colors, all of the locations are real.

I take a picture with the hope that the person who sees it will want to visit that place.

Our goal is to create a cinematic atmosphere and a realistic sense of the scenes of the city of Tokyo that anyone can walk through.

At night in Tokyo, neon lights blur and intersect, and the illusion of a futuristic city emerges-- What my lens projects is "another Tokyo" that lies between reality and illusion.
As a photographer with a cyberpunk theme, he pursues to bring out "another expression" of real cities by capturing urban nightscapes from his unique perspective. His work has attracted attention both in Japan and abroad, and has been featured in the major Japanese media outlet "Netorabo. He has exhibited his work in the U.K., and has been published in fashion magazines in Paris, U.S.A. He has photographed Mercedes Monet, who has over 10 million followers on SNS, and his expressive ability transcends national borders and attracts many people.

The photographs reflect another truth about the city."

What you see in my works are glimpses of another world hidden "behind the scenes" of a familiar city. A flood of light in magenta and blue, distorted neon reflected on wet road surfaces, urban shadows blending into the darkness. It looks like a set from a sci-fi movie, but it is a "real" Tokyo.
'Is this really what was filmed?'
The scenery is so unrealistic that one is tempted to ask such a question, but it is not synthetic or CG. Everything is "another expression" of Tokyo at night. I draw out the beauty that lurks there and record the dialogue between light and color in my photographs.
Through this exhibition, we would like you to step into another world that is different from the Tokyo you know. If you feel that such a scene "really exists" somewhere, please go and see it with your own eyes. That is the "other Tokyo" that I am projecting.

Neon lights twinkle and light and darkness mingle at night in Tokyo. His works, which sublimate everyday scenes into another world by making full use of viewpoints and colors, invite us to "another Tokyo" where the real and the digital are harmonized.
His unique style has attracted attention and he receives more than 150 photo shooting requests per year. He creates one-of-a-kind visuals of the identities of a wide variety of creators, including domestic and international artists, DJs, dancers, and bands. He is also active in the field of advertising and fashion photography, and has a solid track record as a photographer and videographer, including shooting sunglasses designed by HYDE (L'Arc~en~Ciel).

With a change of perspective, the everyday can be transformed into art."

Using the city of Tokyo as his large studio, he skillfully manipulates the seasons, weather, time, and the balance of color and light to reconstruct his subjects as part of the city, creating a unique body of work. He creates an immersive experience for the viewer, as if the city itself is speaking to him.
At the exhibition, we would like you to see the people in the photographs as if you were one of them. The works from different perspectives will surely show you "another Tokyo" that is uniquely yours.

Tokyo-based night photographer. Fascinated by the extraordinary moments created by inclement weather, including rain, he seeks to capture these scenes as if they were scenes from a movie. He sometimes travels to Asian cities to pursue the scenes created by rain in different cities. A lover of Japanese sake.

He also has a side as a designer, and was in charge of creative production such as the logo and website for this exhibition "TOKYO::CYBERPUNK".

We hope that through this art exhibition, you will experience the beauty and extraordinary moments that you would normally overlook.
We look forward to seeing you all at Shibuya Hikarie in September 2025.

Mindful Machine is a seasoned senior software developer with a deep passion for design and digital art, blending logic and imagination to create experiences that resonate with people.
Although originally from Brazil, she has lived in Japan for more than 20 years and is deeply familiar with the rich culture of Japan and the Japanese language. Inspired by the aesthetics of both East and West, she explores her own unique expression.
In 2023, his creative journey took a bold turn into the world of AI-generated art. What began as a mere curiosity soon turned into a passion as he pursued the intersection of emotion, identity, and technology, especially in his portraiture.
Mindful Machine aims to push the possibilities of art through AI. In addition to creating striking visuals, we hope that those who are exposed to this ever-evolving method of expression will be inspired to take their own creative steps forward. Each piece of artwork is imbued with a deep feeling for the art community and inspiration for the world.