Koji Kusabuka
Japanese · b. 1937
Japanese designer and design theorist, born 1937 in Kobe. Drawn to Bauhaus thinking, he studied visual design at Nihon University and was strongly influenced by Max Bill's work. He taught at Musashino Art University, spent a year as a visiting lecturer in West Germany in 1967, and later a year at Kassel in 1987. At Tama Art University he began computer research under Hiroshi Kawano and from 1999 was professor of graphic design, teaching algorithmic computer graphics. He translated Max Bense's introduction to information aesthetics into Japanese and co-organised the 2006 exhibition 20th Century Computer Art.
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