Kazushi Nakada is an artist from a Japanese ceramist family. He has lived and worked in Europe for more than 30 years. His artwork is shown in Europe, Asia, and the US. He also taught and gave lectures at several universities in Europe and Asia as a lecturer and professor. He can be regarded as a "border-less person. He was born in Japan, studied in the UK, worked in Denmark and Finland. Lately he opened a Shanghai studio. He had the chance to interact with so many diverse cultures because of his global employment experience. His interests have gradually changed from material-based production to humanities-or cultural-based art projects that connect to the "reality" he has encountered in his life. His project incorporates a variety of media, including sound, video, ceramics, and photography, and its results likewise vary. It could be a porcelain installation, an adorable glass toy, or a film featuring a "pink cat." They may appear disjointed and incoherent. Nonetheless, he bases his creative vision and uniting factor on societal issues and a basic sense of humanity. Additionally, it develops his own consistent style.