Hiroki Saito is a contemporary artist residing in Kanagawa, Japan. He grew up in a typical Japanese family, with his father and grandfather who worked in financial services. Going against the wind and being the first to pursue art professionally, he was the first in his lineage to embrace the world of art. He primarily works with pastels and oil paints. His works are minimalist in nature, both in the process of their creation and the techniques used, inspired by the impressionist and abstract art movements.
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Oil on canvas
530 x 455 mm
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Oil on canvas
220 x 273 mm
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Digital
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Digital
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Pastel on paper
182 x 257 mm
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Pastel Installation, 2018, 2023
Watercolor, pastel, ink, paper
1,820 x 2,570 mm
The installation work on the right was created in 2018 at the Design Festa art festival. The installation on the left was created in 2023 at the Temple University Japan Campus Art Gallery. They both display collections of pastel drawings simultaneously.