Haruka Saito (born 1988 in Nagano, lives and works in Tokyo)

creates works based on the idea that “time does not exist.” For Saito, time is not something that flows in a single direction, but rather a conceptual designation given to the totality of gravity and the kinetic energy of matter. Through a cross-disciplinary practice spanning painting, ceramics, video, and installation, Saito seeks to connect events to a multidimensional structure of space-time, transforming our very perception of “time.”
Saito graduated from the Oil Painting Department at Tama Art University and has presented numerous solo and group exhibitions.