Artworks 

 

The installation art work "Lotus Loop" at "Art Framing" in Choja-machi, Nagoya, 2019

 The installation work for the 'Teramachi Art Project' at Sougakuji temple, Nagoya, 2017

The installtion work "Out of Terrestrial Body" at 'Space, Art and Human-Body', Tokyo University of Art, Tokyo, 2016

The installation work "Crystalized Will" at TIMES Gallery of 'Great Aichi News Paper'(an art project), a part of Aichi Triennale 2016, Nagoya, 2016.

One day, I obtained calligraphy of An Jung-geun. It was added to my calligraphy collection of the historic person. I am always interested in him. But after I knew the story that a certain well known rightist person said he wanted to apologize to An Jung-geun, I became aware of An Jung-geun and his activity more. I retraced his will by crystalizing his calligraphy.

An Jung-geun (Korean pronunciation: [andʑuŋɡɯn]; September 2, 1879 – March 26, 1910; Baptismal name: Thomas)
An Jung-geun was a Korean independence activist, nationalist, and pan-Asianist. On October 26, 1909, he assassinated Itō Hirobumi, a four-time Prime Minister of Japan and former Resident-General of Korea, on the verge of annexation by Japan.

The "Pneumatic Tatlin" is a pneumatic version of 'Tatlin's Tower' or 'the Monument to the Third International'. The multimedia installation was exhibited at the 1st Tokorozawa Biennial in Tokyo, 2009; Nagoya Zokei University; Aichi Art Forest, 2010.

The multimedia installation work, 'reDesign Film Machine', at Kawasaki City Museum, 2007 - 2008. (video image of old movie films, laser, analog synthesizer, computer, typewriter, audio device)

Bronze casts of the artist's own skull and brain created from MRI data.

The multimedia installation work, 'Death in the bit stream':exhibitied at BankArt1929 in Yokohama and Luwig Forum in Aachen.

The multimedia installation work at Fuchu City Museum, 2003.

The multimedia installation, "Have you ever seen the brain", the 1st Yokohama Triennale, 2001.

The interactive installation work, "News_agent(X) by Keisuke Oki at Bonnefanten Museum, the Netherlands, 1999-2000

The interactive installation work, "News_agent(X) at SYNWORLD, Vienna, 1999. And the diagram shows its mechanism.

The multimedia installation work, "bodyfuture" by Keisuke Oki + Junko Suzuki, exhibited at Kyoto National Modern Art Museum, Museum of Contemporay Art Tokyo and the headquaters office of Wacoal, 1998-1999.

The interactive installation work using brainwave, News_agent(X), at ISEA97, Chicago, 1997

The multimedia installation (Photographs and 3D video) work, 'Time is the accident to all accidents' by Keisuke Oki, at National Gallery of Modern Art, New Delhi, 1998.

The interactive artwork using brainwave, 'WIREHEAD' by DTI ( Digital Therapy Institute : Keisuke Oki + Henry Kawahara ), at Ex Machina, London, 1996

The interactive artwork 'Synchronicity' by DTI (Digital Therapy Institute: Keisuke Oki + Henry Kawahara) at TELEPOLIS, Luxenbourg, 1995.

The Interactive artwork using brainwave by DTI (Digital Therapy Institute: Keisuke Oki + Henry Kawahara ), ISEA94, Finland

The 'BrainWaveRider' by DTI (Digital Therapy Institute: Keisuke Oki + Henry Kawahara) at FISEA, at Minneapolis College of Art and Design, 1993

The interactive artwork using brainwave by DTI (Digital Therapy Institute : Keisuke Oki + Henry Kawahara), "Psycoscape" exhibition produced by Canon ARTLAB at O Art museum, Tokyo, 1993

The photograph series "Skull."

  Photographs, 'Time and Space' series.

The sculpture, the prospects of the contemporary Japanese art, 1983,
at Toyama Prefectural Museum of Art and Design

The installation work at Tokiwa Gallery, 1980. The sound, which was "A Capella" of overdubbed voice, for the installation was made by Tatsuro Yamashita.

The installation work at Yokohama Civic Art Galley, "ARTIST TODAY, 1979"

The installation work at Tokiwa Gallery, 1979"

The installation work at Tokiwa Gallery, 1978.

The installation work at Maki Gallery, 1978

The solo show at Sato Gallery, 1977.

The solo show at Shirakaba Gallery, 1977.

The installaiton work at "Independent exhibition in Kyoto" at Kyoto City Museum, 1977