Rei Naito is a contemporary Japanese artist known for her unique approach to installation art. Born in 1961 in Fukuoka, Japan, she often explores themes of memory, absence, and the passage of time through her work. Naito's installations frequently incorporate natural materials and subtle lighting, creating immersive environments that invite reflection. Her most notable work, The White Room, features a minimalist space filled with white objects, emphasizing simplicity and tranquility. Naito has exhibited her art internationally, gaining recognition for her ability to evoke emotional responses and provoke thought through her carefully curated spaces.