Kazuki Koga’s figures, forever immersed in their own lives, create narratives through movement and tranquility in his colorful scenes, evoking a longing for summer days.
Kazuki feels that drawing people adds movement and narrative to his work, emphasizing that there's a story behind each serene moment captured on canvas.
Working primarily from memory and imagination, Kazuki believes this approach allows for a more free and expressive creation process, enabling the vivid colors and shapes to come to life.
Studying under Christoph Ruckhäberle was transformative for Kazuki, teaching him how to enhance his paintings through a deeper understanding of color, light, and composition.
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