Chikashi Suzuki

Chikashi Suzuki is a Japanese photographer and visual artist who has been creating stunning images for over two decades. Born in Tokyo in 1971, Chikashi studied photography at the Tokyo College of Photography and graduated in 1995.

Since then, Chikashi has become one of Japan's most renowned photographers, exhibiting his work around the world. His photographs are often characterized by their vivid colors and unique perspectives, which he captures with a combination of digital and analog techniques. He is particularly known for his street photography, which often features everyday life in Japan's cities and towns.

Chikashi's work has been featured in numerous publications including The New York Times Magazine, Vogue Japan, and Harper's Bazaar Japan. He has also had solo exhibitions at galleries such as the Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography and the Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo. In addition to his photographic work, Chikashi also creates video art installations that explore themes such as identity and memory.

Chikashi's work has earned him numerous awards including the Photographic Society of Japan Award (2005) and the International Center of Photography Infinity Award (2008). He continues to create stunning images that capture the beauty of everyday life in Japan.