Keita Miyazaki (*1983; Tokyo, Japan) lives and works between Tokyo and London. Miyazaki studied at Tokyo University of the Arts, Japan (2013-2015) and at the Royal College of Art, UK (2011- 2013). He also completed a PhD in craft metal casting in Tokyo. During the summer 2017 Miyazaki was the selected Artist in of the Vannucci Artist Residency in Città della Pieve (Italy). His work has been presented in numerous shows in UK and Japan, including the Victoria and Albert Museum and the Daiwa Foundation in London. In 2015 a monumental work by Miyazaki was selected for Sculpture in the City exhibition in London. His works were presented in the exhibition ‘After the Deluge’, at Palazzo Sant’Apollonia during the Venice Biennale 2017. In July 2018 he presented his works at Galleria le Prigioni, Treviso, part of the Benetton Collection.
His works are part of numerous private collections in the UK, Japan, USA, Switzerland and UAE. Museum and corporate collections include; Daiwa Foundation, Mori Arts Centre Japan, Aoyama Spiral Hall Japan, Ogi Kankou Ltd, Sado Island, Niigata Prefecture Japan, Mortimer Collection London. Miyazaki presented his works at the Palais De Tokyo in June 2018 as part of the exhibition ‘Childhood | Another Banana Day for the Dream Fish’.
