Nobuhiko Murayama

Based in Berlin, the artist works across painting, photography, and alternative printing techniques. Using materials such as pigment, mesh, gelatin, and graphite, they explore the perceptual conditions of light, temperature, and time.

Their practice approaches the “appearance of the image” as a relational event occurring between matter, environment, and the body— a process that questions the fundamental structure of seeing.

The works investigate the generative domain between touch and vision, matter and image, personal experience and social reality: a field where perception unfolds as a living relation.