Bekuchi

Bekuchi is a contemporary multidisciplinary artist whose work explores the intersection of memory, identity, and urban landscapes. Born in Osaka, Japan, in 1988, Bekuchi developed an early fascination with the visual language of city life, drawing inspiration from the bustling streets and vibrant signage of his hometown. After studying fine art at Musashino Art University, he moved to Berlin, where the city's dynamic creative scene expanded his approach to mixed media and installation.

Employing materials ranging from found objects and textiles to digital projections, Bekuchi’s immersive installations invite viewers to navigate spaces filled with layered narratives and subtle textures. His art often examines the transient nature of belonging in rapidly changing environments, weaving personal experiences with broader cultural histories. Bekuchi’s work has been exhibited in leading galleries across Tokyo, London, and New York, earning recognition for its intimate yet universal appeal.

Through solo exhibitions and ongoing community collaborations, Bekuchi continues to push the boundaries of spatial storytelling, fostering meaningful dialogues about place and perspective in an interconnected world.