Takuya Kamioka visualizes the beauty created by the interplay of light and reflection. His work is often based on capturing impressive views, landscapes, and fleeting scenes found in everyday life, rather than on iconic subjects. Although the objects he paints are mostly common, they appear with different colors and expressions each time, depending on the location, time of day, and angle from which they are observed. This is influenced by natural elements such as air, sun, and climate, so the scenes he paints are full of natural beauty. Recently, the artist has been focusing on the landscapes of California. He says this is because the climate, the brightness of the sun, and the hues found in the air are the most similar to the colors he tries to showcase through his work. The artist applies the deformé style of representation to his work, minimally distorting and deforming the image to give depth to the emotions it conveys and create a new visual experience for the viewer. Deformé is a style of expression used primarily in Japanese art, and refers to the intentional distortion of an object's appearance to emphasize its unique emotions and sensations. His work is also impressionistic in nature, as he enjoys playing with light and color. However, on the other hand, his works can also be understood as being influenced by the expressionism style, as he does not focus on the reproduction of the scene as the main objective of painting, but rather distorts, deforms, and simplifies the shapes of objects to capture his inner feelings and subjective experiences at the time. The harmonization of two expressionistic styles, which have opposite characteristics, on the same canvas becomes the artist's representative painterly character.