1969-1973: Studied at Gloucestershire College of Art and Design
1973-1977: Further studies at the Royal College of Art, London
1977: moved to Germany, lived and worked in Wuppertal
Ozaki Goh is known for his futuristic poetic light and shadow, and specializes in blending digital technology with traditional aesthetics. Through new media forms such as dynamic projection and interactive installations, his creations construct surreal immersive spaces between reality and reality. His sculptures have a Kubrickian sense of futurism, but also intertwine with the pure aesthetics of reversing time and space, leading the viewer into an unknown realm.