'My poems are as important to sustaining my life as my art': Rei Naito, one of Japan's best-kept artistic secrets

"In the first room at the Tokyo National Museum, different details emerged from the objects as one's eyes adjusted to the dimness. At Le Forum, certain elements disappear as natural light gives way to artificial light. Time, space, natural phenomena, the people there (in mind and body), the work. These are indivisible, coincidental entities for me."

"Some things you sense gradually with the actions of the living people in the space. Others can't be sensed unless everything is still. The experience of the space shifts every moment in the changing light throughout the day."

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