• Art of Inspiration      • “Lights in Chicago”, a photographic
series by Japanese Satoki Nagata, emphasises the mysticism
impressed on the silhouettes of passer-byes during the cold
snowfall nights of winter.      Satoki Nagata: capturing human
silhouettes behind a window /       In the experience of an
artist, the individual can become the landscape of choice, since
the singularity of each, carried with a particular attitude,
objective and information from a different life, can be
captured. The photographer Satoki Nagata, who initially studied
neuroscience, began infiltrating little by little in the field
of photography, and after some time, he discovered that his main
interest where strangers: since in his experience the previous
relationships he held with the photographed subjects changed the
essence of the images.      After two years of work, Nagata
changed the “Lights in Chicago” series. This was a moving oeuvre
where the subjects are transformed into black elements, using
the “off-camera flash” techni