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Using Tokyo as their base of activity, they create prints called woodcut woodblock prints using woodcut parts of boxwood and camellias. Using myths and fables as motifs in a monochrome world, it expresses the cycle of life, the reincarnation of souls, and gender. 2007 Graduated from Sōkei Art School, Department of Printmaking Japan Printmaking Association Associate Member [solo exhibition] 2009 “Nagashima Kazutaka Solo Exhibition” (Gallery Aroma/Saitama) 2022 “Star Tour” (Gallery Cafe Magnet/ Kanagawa) 2023 “Nagashima Kazutaka Printmaking Exhibition” (Gallery ARCA/ Kobe) 2023 “Nagashima Kazutaka Solo Exhibition - Eaves” (O Gallery/Tokyo) [Group Exhibitions] 2022 “Behind the Closest” (Shinjuku Ophthalmology Gallery/Tokyo) 2024 “Kiguchi Woodblock Print Exhibition by Print Type” (Gallery Kanon/Tokyo) [Awards] 2008 Japan Printmaking Association 76th Printmaking Exhibition Award nominee 2021 Japan Printmaking Association 88th Printmaking Exhibition Award Nominee 2021 Japan Printmaking Association Associate Member 2022 Japan Printmaking Association 89th Printmaking Exhibition Award nominees 2023 26th Kanuma Kawakami Sumio Art Museum Woodblock Print Award Exhibition Special Selection 2023 Selected for the 66th CWAJ Contemporary Printmaking Exhibition 2023 Japan Printmaking Association 90th Printmaking Exhibition Award Nomination