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Hazuki Fukuda is a multidisciplinary artist, writer, and filmmaker whose work moves between visual art, literature, and socially engaged cinema. Originally influenced by Japanese storytelling traditions and the gray zones of human experience.
Visual Art
Visual Art
As a visual artist, Hazuki Fukuda has presented numerous solo and group exhibitions, including exhibitions at the Anti-War Museum Berlin and participation in the “Nacht der Museen” in Düsseldorf. In 2023, the solo exhibition Paintings about Dreams and Wishes was presented in Düsseldorf within the framework of the Cultural Office. The paintings often combine symbolic, dreamlike imagery with social and political reflection.
Literature
Literature
Alongside the visual arts, Hazuki Fukuda has established a literary practice through novels, poetry, and short fiction. Published works include the novel Thank You Life, Thank You Death (United p.c., Austria), as well as contributions to several anthologies and literary magazines in Germany and Switzerland. Literary readings have been presented in collaboration with cultural institutions including the German-Japanese Society and various literary festivals.
Film
Film
In recent years, Hazuki Fukuda has increasingly expanded into filmmaking through directing, screenwriting, editing and producing. Following professional training through the European Commission-funded project, Hazuki Fukuda participated in several socially engaged film productions addressing themes such as climate change, democracy, freedom of speech, war, and peace. Films have been screened internationally, including in Tunisia, Germany, and the United States. In 2026, one short film was selected for the Latino & Native American Film Festival in the USA from more than 2,500 submissions.
Artistic Approach
Artistic Approach
Across all artistic disciplines, Hazuki Fukuda’s work is characterized by an interest in ambiguity rather than simplistic moral divisions seeking to create spaces for dialogue and reflection on the contradictions of contemporary society.
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