Kenji Sato explores the fluid boundary between tradition and innovation.
Born in Kyoto and currently based in Melbourne, he uses generative tools alongside calligraphy and ink painting techniques to reinterpret Zen aesthetics in the digital era.
His work has been featured in Art Basel Miami and the New Asian Minimalism series at the Mori Art Museum, gaining recognition for merging Eastern philosophies with digital abstraction.
Zen Bloom
A generative reinterpretation of classic ink landscapes layered with digital brushwork, exploring inner stillness.
Silent Horizon
Combining negative space and AI-generated forms, this piece evokes serenity and tension in balance.
Echoes of Kyoto
Inspired by the fading architecture of his hometown, this work fuses old-world textures with futuristic gradients.
Path to Satori
A minimalist series that visualizes meditative states, blending ink wash techniques with fluid motion.
Digital Fragments
Fragments of scanned calligraphy and generative noise collide in this exploration of impermanence.