Vintage yet captivating: KAGAYA, the mastermind behind the Zodiac series of artworks, once adorned the desktop screens of many individuals from the 70s and 80s generations.

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This morning, a friend shared with me the Zodiac series by the Japanese artist KAGAYA, evoking a wave of nostalgia from the early 2000s, where the exquisite artworks of KAGAYA were favored as wallpapers by numerous folks from the 70s and 80s era.

KAGAYA, born in 1968 in Saitama, Japan, is a digital artist considered a pioneer in computer-generated imagery, particularly renowned for his surreal depictions of the cosmos and the universe. His series 'Zodiac Signs' has garnered global acclaim, a familiar sight to those in their 70s and 80s.

KAGAYA's Workspace CornerIn 2006, his studio released the animated film 'Journey to the Milky Way', which garnered worldwide acclaim. The film was screened at over 100 observatories worldwide, from Asia to America and Europe, gaining recognition far and wide.Trailer for the animated film The Celestial RailroadMoreover, KAGAYA is also a photographer specializing in astrophotography and starry skies. In 2003, asteroid 11949, originally discovered by Japanese astronomers on September 19, 1993, was named 11949 Kagayayutaka in honor of KAGAYA's contributions to the field of astronomical art.

KAGAYA's website offers a beautiful image for download every month to be used as wallpaper. However, some images may have third-party copyright restrictions, prohibiting sharing, commercial use, or embedding on other websites. Users are advised to take note of these conditions.According to Kagayastudio

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