Keita Morimoto Lingers in the Artificial Light of Urban Nights — Colossal
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In 'To Nowhere and Back,' Keita Morimoto continues his explorations into the interplay of light and shadow.
“Green Room” (2025), acrylic and oil on linen, 162 x 194 x 3 centimeters. Photos by Shin Inaba, courtesy of Keita Morimoto and Almine Rech, shared with permission Keita Morimoto Lingers in the Artificial Light of Urban Nights March 12, 2025 Art Grace Ebert Share Email Bookmark Cities are constantly in flux, but Keita Morimoto ( previously ) invites us to linger in their transitions a little longer. The artist renders corner stores, vending machines, and lampposts that illuminate spaces that might otherwise go unnoticed. Either unoccupied or inhabited by just one or two people, Morimoto’s scene
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