Born in Yokohama, Japan in 1989. Spent most of the childhood in the United States and Canada.
His works are about the human beings who have been touched by the strains of a distorted society and who are still resilient to the pain of the days that have gone by. By recognizing the wounds that are often overlooked, and placing a hand on the wounded surface, consoling them, Kentaro tries to contemplate about the time that has passed since the wound appeared.
Received the 36th Higashikawa Award for Special Artist of the Year in 2020. Author of “A RED HAT” (from AKAAKA, 2020).
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