Tokyo (Odaiba)

1983 Born in Ibaragi Prefecture, Japan 2012 Bachelor’s degree at Kyoto University of Art and Design, Department of Fine Art, Majored in Oil Paintings, Kyoto, Japan 2015 Master’s degree at Tokyo University of the Arts, Department of Painting, Tokyo, Japan Selected Solo Exhibitions 2025 “Fast-Landscape” MAHO KUBOTA GALLERY, Tokyo 2022 “Last Scene” MAHO KUBOTA GALLERY, Tokyo 2019 “Tokyo” MAHO KUBOTA GALLERY, Tokyo 2018 “Ripples” Tsunagi Art Museum, Kumamoto, Japan 2016 “suburban boy” MAHO KUBOTA GALLERY, Tokyo 2015 “INSTANT” CC4441, Tokyo “Project N 60 NAOKI TOMITA” Tokyo Operacity Art Gallery, Corridor, Tokyo 2012 “Itsuka (Someday)” Radical Show, Emerging Artists Exhibition from Kyoto University of Art and Design, Shibuya Hikarie 8 CUBE1, 2, 3, Tokyo Selected Group Exhibitions 2024 “The Echoes of East Kyoto” WHAT CAFÉ, Tokyo 2020 “Artist in residence, Trajectory of Tsunagi” Tsunagi Art Museum, Kumamoto, Japan 2017 “Mabini Projects presents: L J Ablola, Naoki Tomita” Casa Tesoro, Manila 2015 “ART AWARD TOKYO MAUNOUCHI 2015” Marunouchi Building, CUBE, Tokyo “Saga Atsushi, Kenji Shibata, Naoki Tomita” Sunday Café, Tokyo “NINE COLORS IX” Shibuya Seibu Alternative Space, Tokyo 2014 “Some Like Witty” Gallery EXIT, Hong Kong “Taro or Alice Vol. 5 Tokyo University of Arts, Department of Painting” TURNER GALLERY,Tokyo “TATSUO MIYAJIMA collaboration project: Counter Painting” (Collaboration with Atsushi Saga, Kenji Shibata, Naoki Tomita ) CAPSULE GALLERY, Tokyo “Saga Atsushi, Kenji Shibata, Naoki Tomita” Sunday Café, Tokyo Awards 2015 HOLBEIN Works, Ltd. 30th Holbein Scholarship, Tokyo CAF ART AWARDS, Yusaku Maezawa Prize Holbein Scholarship, Tokyo 2012 Uryuyama Prize, Kyoto University of Art and Design, Kyoto 2011 Award of Excellence, Kyoto University of Art and Design, Kyoto Residency Programs 2018 Tsunagi Art Museum, Kumamoto, Japan 2017 1335 Mabini. Manila, Philippines Collections Takahashi Collection, Tokyo Obayashi Collection, Tokyo Yusaku Maezawa Collection, Tokyo Daisuke Miyatsu Collection, Tokyo Makoto Sassa Collection, Tokyo Tsunagi Art Museum, Kumamoto