Kenta Nakajima

Born in Tokyo, 1984.
He made his professional debut in his third year of college, and has since produced over 500 works, all of which have sold out.
His delicate and sophisticated techniques and warm, humanistic style have earned him a reputation as a one-of-a-kind artist.
He was twice awarded a...

Born in Tokyo, 1984.
He made his professional debut in his third year of college, and has since produced over 500 works, all of which have sold out.
His delicate and sophisticated techniques and warm, humanistic style have earned him a reputation as a one-of-a-kind artist.
He was twice awarded a special prize at the Nitten, Japan's largest public exhibition, in his twenties. His work has attracted attention as a record on a par with that of the legendary Showa era artist Ryohei Koiso. He has also been featured on TV as a "sold-out painter" in TBS's "News23" and TV Asahi's "White Art Museum.
He has appeared in many media including TBS's "News23", TV Asahi's "White Art Museum", Fuji TV, TV Tokyo, etc. He created the poster for TBS's morning information program "Good Luck! and also appears as a commentator on Thursdays.