Yoshitsugu Kosaka is a multidisciplinary artist and creative technologist working at the
intersection of design, code, and physical systems, with a focus on
technologies that shape and enrich human interaction. Born and raised in
Kurashiki, Japan, he now lives and works in London.
His practice spans experience design, real-time graphics, and physical
computing, exploring the space between digital and physical interaction.
Working across research, creative development, and production, he bridges
R&D, design, and technical implementation to prototype and build bespoke
interactive experiences.
Through this work, he has developed both a strong interest in and a critical
stance toward
technological determinism
,
examining how tools, systems, and constraints influence creative processes
and shape human behaviour. While drawn to emerging technologies that transform
image-making and interaction, he continues to value traditional media such as
print and photography as grounding foundations of craft.
Alongside his creative practice, he contributes to panel discussions, hosts
workshops, and exhibits his work across public and academic contexts, using
these platforms to share research, foster dialogue, and critically engage
audiences with the social and cultural implications of emerging technologies.
