Keita Miyazaki (b.1983, Tokyo, Japan) lives and works between Tokyo and London, UK
Keita Miyazaki’s sculptures feature materials whose association suggests strident discord and an unfamiliar visual language. From hybrid biomorphic sculptures combining discarded car engine parts with origami-like folded paper or sewn felt, often incorporating sound elements, he fashions sculptures of contradiction and aesthetic intrigue. Miyazaki holds a PhD in Craft Metal Casting from Tokyo University of the Arts, Tokyo (2015) and an MA in Sculpture from the Royal College of Art, London (2013). His work has been presented in numerous shows in Japan and Europe, at venues such as Rin Art Association, Takasaki, Japan (2025); Palais de Tokyo, Paris (2018); the Victoria and Albert Museum, London and Palazzo Sant’Apollonia, Venice (both 2017).