Hey Flow fanatics, on this episode of the High Flow Lifestyle Podcast I talk with the creative director at Tokyodex, Daniel Harris Rosen, about how he found flow his way by uniquely staying true to his passion for art while building a business, and how allowing space for spontaneity and splitting your time between spaces may be one of the keys to leading a high flow lifestyle. 

Daniel Harris Rosen is a bilingual creative director based in Tokyo, with over 25 years of experience in the Japanese arts scene. Originally a visual artist himself, he is also a curator, VJ, film director, and art writer for The Japan Times & other esteemed media outlets. Daniel first formally studied art at the University of Hawaii at Manoa, and went on to earn his MFA at Tama Art University in Tokyo. Through   working with internet sensation Rinpa Eshidan he gained experience handling commercial work while also pursuing his own artistic career in contemporary art, exhibiting and selling his artwork worldwide.

 After earning his PhD in fine arts from Tama Art University, he founded TokyoDex, a multifaceted creative agency that encompasses all of his artistic endeavors. Daniel’s creative vision, extensive network in the Japanese art community, understanding of the Japanese culture and international standards of business make him a highly sought creative director for exciting art-based projects in Tokyo and around the globe.

Eventually he began to take his own art more seriously. But he settled on aiming to build a bridge between corporations and artists as an art agency.

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