03/14/2026
Gallery 60 NYC Featured Artist: Atzshi Hiratzka (Photographer)
based in tokyo / worldwide
[About Artworks]
“Your Rubber” (Could Be Your Lover…)
RAMDA print / BARAITA paper
Photo size 1500mm x1000mm
Frame size 1800mm x1300mm
“Your Rubber” (Could Be Your Lover…)
RAMDA print / BARAITA paper
Photo size 1000mm x 1000mm
Frame size 1300mm x 1900mm
“Your Rubber” (Could Be Your Lover…)
RAMDA print / BARAITA paper
Photo size 1000mm x 1000mm
Frame size 1300mm x 1300mm
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ATZSHI HIRATZKA was born in Tokyo and studied Acting Drama at London for 4 years.
After coming back from UK, Atzshi discovered the world of photography and became passionate about learning to express himself through this medium. He turned his focus to photography and hasn’t looked back.
In 2017 , he started working as a part time teacher at Tokyo Designers College.
Japan Advertising Photographer’s Associations [APA] members joined in 2018 .
He loves to shoot fashion portraits, actors , artists, performers and capturing human expression through the lens.
Atzshi’s professional work also includes business portraits, food photography, animals , landscape, flowers and also interviews.He enjoys playing with light and uses a variety of strobe shooting techniques in the studio. Atzshi is available to work inside Japan and also overseas.
Atzshi honed his craft studying with Kiyokazu Nakajima and Motoyuki Kobayashi:
Kiyokazu Nakajima is a photographer of flowers. He is known for his ” International Floral Art works ”. He is an expert flower,
portrait artist and also in creating flower based art work. who taught me lighting skills and knowledge ,and basic skills and more .
Motoyuki Kobayashi is a photographer of human portraits, fashion & wedding , etc. He taught Atzshi not only technical skills such as lighting techniques and how to shoot but also how to think like a photographer
– Prizes –
Japan Advertising Photographer’s Associations Award 2017 APA , selected by .
Japan Creators 『JC leaders contest 2018「City & Flowers」』, Category about ” Flowers ” , got the prize by EIZO .
Special thanks to , introducing Japanese artists to the world