Yuri Suzuki

Born in Tokyo in 1980 and lives in Margate, London.
He is a sound-artist who explores the possibilities of sound through his elaborately crafted works of art.

From 1999, he spent 6 years as a researcher at Meiwa Denki, an art unit, where he explored the world of music and technology.

In 2005, he moved to London to study at the Royal College of Art.
Since then, he has continued to create works that question the relationship between sound and human beings and how music affects us, and his exhibitions have spread around the world.

In 2014, two of his works, "OTOTO" and "Color Chaser", were selected for the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York, and his reputation has spread at an accelerated rate.

Since then, he has presented "The Visitor" (2015), a drum machine commissioned by Jeff Mills, won the Swarovski Designers of the Future award (2016), was in charge of Audi's installation at the Salone del Mobile in Milan (2017), and was a member of Pentagram He has been a partner (2018) and in 2019 he announced a record cutting machine in collaboration with Gakken called the "Toy Record Maker", and the list goes on and on. On the musical front, he is also devoted to Acid House, and has released a number of releases on Müller Records and Breakin' Records, among others; in 2019, he will be released on the UK's He produced a protest 7" record against leaving the EU, "Acid Brexit", which was selected for the London Design Museum's permanent collection.