Gaku is a Brooklyn-based artist, Printmaker, and documentary filmmaker. gaku’s work across mediums strives to capture the rhythms, bustle, and beauty of city life.

His world is often imbued with a subtle sense of the imaginary as he seamlessly integrates surreal aspects into depictions of our reality, creating a juxtaposition that has over time become his characteristic style. In addition to highlighting the musicality of urban life, Inada frequently manipulates perspective by inverting images to express a parallel reality. His influence is a fluid blend of late ‘80s surf and skate culture, industrial design, Bauhaus, Russian Constructivism, jazz, films like Taxi Driver and Blade Runner, New York architecture and more. Inada’s work has been shown at MoMA PS1 and elsewhere.