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Keita Kojima is an artist who explores the relationship between language, image, body, and space using photography, video, 3D, AR, AI generation technology, and artist books. He views words not as tools for conveying meaning, but as movements that appear within the environment, body, city, and media, creating works in which letters inhabit space, mutate, and multiply. In recent years, centered on the "life theory of language," he has been connecting ancient scripts, urban descriptions, and digital technology to construct an ecosystem in which words behave as living entities.

His major works include "Words in the City," which brings AR-based letter sculptures to life in urban spaces; "Hyperlink Horizon," created after a residency in Switzerland; "Virus Wor(l)d," which deals with linguistic variations based on news and AI-generated images; and "KOTODAMA Wor(l)d," which develops ancient characters as moving objects.

In 2024, she participated in La Becque Residency (Switzerland), conducting research and production in partnership with Plateforme 10 and Photo Elysée. In 2025, she presented the AR work "Let's Play with the Kotodama of Plants, Insects, and Fish" at Hyper Museum Hanno. She creates spaces where words come alive within images and space, traversing video, AR, publications, and exhibition spaces.

Keita Kojima _CV