'Harvest' is a 27 year old Japanese artist who engaged me with his environment pieces, inhabited by roaming giants, unsettling monoliths and lifeless cityscapes. There's a wonderful sense of atmosphere to his work, which is enhanced by his choice of colors and usage of soft edges. It gives his pieces a somewhat dreamy quality to them, although some of them border on nightmarish.
I don't know if this is a stretch, but I feel like Harvest's work might be inspired by Beksinski's work, a famous Polish artist renown for his surreal paintings. I'd recommend checking out both, as I'd be curious to see if you guys see similar parallels. More of his work after the break!
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