He takes a close look at events that occur on various boundaries, such as digital/analogue, human/machine, and sender/receiver of information. His representative works include "VideoBulb," "PLX," and "Nicodama".
After "The Tenth Sentiment" (2010), he has started to create installation series "LOST" that uses lights and shadows that work on the viewer's memory to weave its own inner experience. 
He is also active as an art unit, Perfektron, and was involved as a compositor of "Design Ah! Exhibition" (2018, Toyama Prefectural Museum of Art and Design, The National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation).
He was awarded the new face award of Minister of Education Award for Media Arts and selected for the Documenta Film and Video Festival in 2011.

Kyota Takahashi is active in a wide range of domestic and international activities such as public projections, installations, and performances with lights and images. His lighting projects for large buildings, such as the Kyocera Art Center in Kyoto, Tokyo Station, and the Towada Art Center create dynamic and sculptural works of lights. He is also involved in many large-scale participatory art projects, such as “Yume no Tane”, “Hiksri no Mi”, and “Hikariba”.
He is the receiver of the Good Design Award (Environmental Design Section, 2005), Kyoto Prefecture Cultural Awards Encouragement Award (2008), Kyoto City Newcomer Artist Award (2010), DSA Excellence Prize (2015), Lighting Design Award 2018 Judges Special Prize, First Place Prize and 30th anniversary Art-Craft Prize on the 28th AACA Award.
 

Their work spans across different areas such as space, video, and products based on interactive works. They are working on new discoveries, creative learning, and creation of exciting experiences by delving into stories and using a variety of media. In addition to presentations at exhibitions, they also collaborate in different fields such as space production and device/content production in public spaces/commercial spaces and events, product design, joint technology development with universities and companies.
Their work has been exhibited domestically and internationally in places such as Ars Electronica (Austria), SIGGRAPH (USA), Pompidou Center (France), Japan Media Arts Festival (Japan). They launched the TV program “Design Ah!” for NHK Educational TV.

He energetically develops space and light systems based on 3DCG-based video production technology and launches a space that fuses the character of the place with video technology.
He has also handled mapping events for Nijo Castle in Kyoto, Kodaiji Temple, Red Brick Warehouses in Maizuru City, Sannomaru Square in Himeji Castle, and Fukuchiyama Castle, as well as large-scale permanent video systems in hotels, event spaces, and public spaces.

An art group that uses mirror balls to create spatial works of light and reflection.
Their works emit innumerable lights and colors, and seek a new way of Hikari(lights) that resonates with the heart in a space of unique, fantastic and cosmic feeling.
They have directed in various light events and illuminations, from directing lights at rock festivals, and directing lights in music videos for artists such as Kyary Pamyu Pamyu, Kaela Kimura, and Hiromi Go.