Shinji Ohmaki is an artist who represents the latest current of Japanese art scene. His dynamic installations turns exhibition space into an extraordinary world and evoke audiences' physical senses. Since participating in the 6th Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art in 2009, his works are shown in international scene such as Asian Art Biennial in Taiwan (2011) and Hermes in Singapore (2012).

He has been developing works with new ideas such as installation using thin fabric exhibited at The Hakone Open-Air Museum in the Spring of 2012 and "idola" using water shown at Art Access Adachi in the Autumn of 2012.

Not merely an object which may be interesting or beautiful, Ohmaki's work is a device to give audience a notion of light and shadow and time in the given space. Elements brought into the work by Ohmaki such as air, water, crossing light and shadow, or vanishing drawing on floor make viewers feel the appearance and disappearance of the invisible, and our understanding of the space with floor and the wall changes to a "place" having certain density.

In the early half of 2013, the artist will present in three different venues: Art Stage Singapore 2013, Shibuya Hikarie and Art Front Gallery in Tokyo. The new installation in Art Stage is an experimental new type using waving fabric which has never been exhibited in public. New "flat" work for the exhibition in Hikarie belongs to genealogy of "Echoes - Infinity" series from his exhibitions in Hermes in Singapore and Hakone. Exhibition in Daikanyama belongs to the genealogy of "Flotage" series from the exhibition in Aoyama Spiral in 2005 using lines. The artist will present new installations and panel works for this exhibition.